Issue 83: Prevent "#{}" expansion in literal heredocs #104
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The atom-brackets package is configured to expand "#" into "#{$1}" in `comment.documentation.heredoc.elixir` contexts. To avoid this and close elixir-editors#83, this changes literal heredoc contexts (`~S`) to have a more specific tag, `comment.documentation.heredoc.literal.elixir`.
Tested by `apm link`ing the modified `language-elixir` locally and confirmed that "#" no longer expanded in literal heredocs. Also modified existing tests to expect the new name where appropriate.
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The atom-brackets package is configured to expand "#" into "#{$1}" in
comment.documentation.heredoc.elixircontexts. To avoid this and close #83, this changes literal heredoc contexts (~S) to have a more specific tag,comment.documentation.heredoc.literal.elixir.Tested by
apm linking the modifiedlanguage-elixirlocally and confirmed that "#" no longer expanded in literal heredocs. Also modified existing tests to expect the new name where appropriate.