Highlight control flow keywords using keyword.control - #66
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local/global from conditionals + control flowkeyword.control
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Looks good, thanks! And congrats to your first contribution! 🎉
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Its hard to tell at a glance which lines are variables and which are part are logic in Zed.
VSCode splits variable keywords from conditional/control flow/function keywords.
I'm proposing a fix that changes the default theme color for local/global keywords. Here is what it looks like updated in Zed:
