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karlhorky opened this issue
Aug 14, 2019
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Note: This has been copied to microsoft/vscode-markdown-tm-grammar#49 as per #79119 (comment)
The Markdown syntax highlighting grammar doesn't recognize valid uppercase HTML tags or unknown tags (such as web components):
Compare that with the HTML grammar highlighting, which would be the preferable output:
Background: In @silvenon's MDX extension, I would like React component highlighting to work properly inline (see silvenon/vscode-mdx#9).
While this wouldn't get us all of the way there, it would at least be a step in the right direction (and would also benefit normal Markdown users).
Potentially related (HTML Textmate Grammar fix for custom HTML tags):
textmate/html.tmbundle#92
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