🐛 PHP files are syntax highlighted as if they were HTML

[Bilge]

Despite delta --list-languages showing the following output, it seems it does not apply highlighting to .php files.

PHP php, php3, php4, php5, php7, phps, phpt, phtml

It seems I do get syntax highlighting for JSON, YAML and other files, so the feature is working, but just not for PHP files. This seems to be because it is highlighting in HTML mode, as if the file did not begin with <?php (even though it does) to switch it to PHP mode, which is verifiable by adding <Tags> in comments and observing they become highlighted.

git -v

git version 2.38.0.windows.1

delta -V

delta 0.14.0

[nickygerritsen]

This seems to happen only when the <?php is not in the diff. Example:

[Bilge]

Correct

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[pprkut]

Duplicate of #162