internal/lsp: recognize type declarations as semantic tokens #827
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Closes #816
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It is possible that we may want to replace the two tokens with something even more accurate, like
TokenTypeString,TokenTypeNumber,TokenTypeSet,TokenTypeListetc. but it is currently unclear whether anyone would actually benefit from that. We can always revisit supported tokens later.We can also see that the VSCode grammar highlights types as variables. I would say that keyword scope is more appropriate, as that leaves variable scope for HCL traversals and allows us to visually distinguish the two. i.e. We can adjust the highlighting of primitive types like
string,number,nullorboolin the grammar as well.