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After updating to the new version of vsce, it (correctly) showed me that I was always including node_modules in my final builds, increasing my build sizes from 1.16MB to 14.98MB!

I'll be adding esbuild to my project (builds much faster and outputs better code, imho), and I'll fix the .vscodeignore file.

Both States and Default blocks are detected by searching for the States and Default words in the text.
My plan was to make it that it searched for the two words AND the open curly bracket {, but it seems that VSCode's highlighter does not allow for multiline regexes.
If somebody has a clue how to fix this, I would be really happy about it.

The title says all. It needs to be added and fix its related issues.

Some time ago, I wanted to make this extension something more than a syntax highlighter.

This kind of "upgrade" requires a parser. This is because all features that I want to implement need to know the code context and structure to work.

Sadly, I don't have neither the ability and the time to learn how to such thing: this extension won't become abandoned, as I will be here for all kinds of assistance and quality control for all sorts of modifications done on this repo.

Whoever wants to help me is free to do so: the code quality isn't the best, as I was learning typescript while I was working on this, but this means that even newbies might understand what I did.

Array<> breaks everything
Array<type> is broken and requires Array<type > to fix.

The correct syntax would be:
Array<type> normally
Array<class<type> >, to avoid colliding with the >> operator.

PROPHESSOR#8

I've tried both of the currently known to me GZDoom editing extensions, and both do not look like they work anymore.

When utilizing any function and inputting a string containing a colon (":"), the syntax highlighting for the remainder of the code breaks.
The syntax highlighting should remain intact for the entirety of the code after utilizing the function, irrespective of the presence of a colon in the string.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Use the function with a string containing a colon, like so: EventHandler.SendNetworkEvent("giveitem:BFG9000");
2. Observe the syntax highlighting behavior in the subsequent code.