Catch some static class in csharp lexer #78
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* 'master' of https://github.com/alecthomas/chroma: Add test data for gdscript Revert alecthomas#78. Update list of supported lexers. Correct handling of whitespace in Go templates. Correctly handle := and $ Fix DelegatingLexer. Analysre for PHP. Human readable name for Go template lexers. Add support for Go templates. Implemented delegating lexer. Add DelegatingLexer. Use alecthomas/assert. Fix bug with nested newlines. Avoid adding an HTML prefix to empty class names. Add newlines in line number spans when wrapping in an HTML table. http: add CONNECT method Render HTML class prefixes.
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Implement Point2 discussed in #68