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Add six highlight colors: a color emoji right after the opening == (e.g. ==🔴Important==) renders as <mark data-highlight="red">Important</mark>. The emoji is treated as a color marker only and is not rendered; anywhere else it stays normal text.
Show colored highlights in the editor as well, using the same palette as the preview.
Add an editor context menu submenu "Highlight Selected Text" with the default color, the six colors, and "Remove Highlight" (this replaces the previous "Wrap Selection with Highlight" item).
Add quick fixes (lightbulb) inside a highlight: change its color, switch back to the default color, or remove the highlight.
Add autocomplete: type == to pick a color, which inserts the marker and places the cursor inside the highlight. Nothing is suggested inside code blocks or inline code.
Rebind Ctrl + Shift + = to highlighting with the default color; applying it to text inside an existing highlight changes that highlight instead of nesting a new one.
Remove the highlight snippet, now superseded by the color autocomplete.
Style hand-written <mark data-highlight="..."> markup via CSS as a fallback.
Fix wrong highlight positions in the editor when an earlier part of the file contains an unmatched backtick (for example a lone backtick in a table cell): inline code is now paired per line by backtick runs of equal length, so ==...== inside inline code is no longer highlighted and the real highlight next to it is no longer skipped.
Recognize fenced code blocks nested in callouts/quotes and fences of four or more backticks, so ==...== inside them is no longer highlighted; an unclosed fence now extends to the end of the file.