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Handle new scope names for C++, Objective-C++
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In the next release of Atom (v0.166), the scope names for C++ and Objective-C++ will change from
source.c++andsource.objc++tosource.cppandsource.objcpp. This is being done to work around some issues with CSS classes containing '+' characters. This PR adds handling for the new scope names, but will continue to handle the old ones, for compatibility with old versions of Atom.Refs atom/language-c#54.