Added custom styling for preprocessor macros #430
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Styles such as bold and italic can be defined for preprocessor macros. Updated the default syntax group mapping, boilerplate config, and docs to reflect these changes. Note: make docgen was not working for me so I manually updated the documentation myself. Please advise if changes are needed.
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The "PreProc" category has a group assigned to changing syntax colors, but not the style (bold, italic, etc). This is really useful for systems languages like C or Rust. For example, I cannot get
useto show as bold when writing Rust.Once it is fixed, I can make
usebold, for example, like this.Example with C using
#include.Fixes #429