Updates to treesitter queries to support upstream changes #425
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* Adjusted local.scm queries to fix crashes when using treesitter post-v0.9.2 * Accounted for 'local' subtable in treesitter matches when querying locals
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* Adjusted local.scm queries to fix crashes when using treesitter post-v0.9.2 * Accounted for 'local' subtable in treesitter matches when querying locals
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I believe this should fix #423
Full disclosure, I know absolutely nothing about treesitter/the scheme query definitions. I just read the docs a bit and tweaked stuff here until things stopped hemorrhaging errors 😆
I imagine there should also be some updates to the queries defined here, but that's probably best left to someone with some actual knowledge on the subject.
For at least everything I do in my usual workflow, these commits stop any errors regarding 'local' indexing issues that I've been running into.