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Add tree-sitter Python grammar #220
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This commit adds the newer `scopeName` for Python. With the new syntax parsing implemented with Tree Sitter (atom/atom#16299, atom/language-python#220), this new scope name was added. Otherwise, the indentation seems to work as expected.
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This commit adds the newer `scopeName` for Python. With the new syntax parsing implemented with Tree Sitter (atom/atom#16299, atom/language-python#220), this new scope name was added. Otherwise, the indentation seems to work as expected.
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This adds an alternative Python grammar that uses tree-sitter-python for parsing instead of first-mate.