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A lot of modern frontend (often web-component-based) frameworks make use of JS/TS tagged template literals for inline html/css. To the point where most editors (and even GitHub) recognize it and apply syntax highlighting:
A lot of modern frontend (often web-component-based) frameworks make use of JS/TS tagged template literals for inline html/css. To the point where most editors (and even GitHub) recognize it and apply syntax highlighting:
Would it be possible for
deno fmt
to take these into consideration just like Prettier does and as Deno itself does for markdown code snippets?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: