v0.1.2

Syntax Fixes

This release improves syntax highlighting AsciiDoc sources by fixing two bugs that were causing documents break-up.

Fix Broken Example Blocks

Fixed a bug in example blocks where curly quotes would result in prematurely popping-out of the example context, causing the closing block delimiter to be treated as a new opening example block, jeopardizing syntax highlighting of the rest of the document.

This was the most annoying bug in the package, leading to documents highlighting and scoping frequently breaking up.

Attributes List Lines

The attribute_list_line context, which had been temporarily disabled while disentangling the original syntax, has now been reintroduced.

Besides adding syntax highlighting for this element, its reintroduction also fixes a known problem where block attributes-lists contents were triggering false positive matches for inline quote elements, e.g. capturing as a superscript delimiter the caret in the cols table attribute <.^h of the following example:

[cols="<.^h,<.<a"]
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These false positives would jeopardize syntax highlighting the rest of the document, or large portions of it. There was already a temporary workaround to this problem, but it only handled table specific attributes-list, whereas the attribute_list_line context should handle all edge-cases.