I fear the upstream queries may be broken, somehow, as they don't work with `--apply-all-captures` which should match the "last query wins" matching behaviour of `nvim-treesitter`. I also removed `locals.scm`, as `tree-sitter` and `nvim-treesitter` don't agree on how to write it, and I don't really care about it. It does mean that the highlights can't tell the difference between `int` the built-in and `int` the type alias anymore, but that's a small edge-case (and `nvim-treesitter` didn't support it anyway).
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type record = {a: int, b: string}
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/* ^ property */
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/* ^ variable.member */
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/* ^ type.builtin */
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/* ^ property */
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/* ^ variable.member */
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/* ^ type.builtin */
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var record := record {a = 12, b = "27"}
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/* ^ variable */
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/* ^ type */
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/* ^ property */
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/* ^ property */
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var array := int_array[12] of 27;
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/* ^ variable */
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primitive func(a: int, b: string) : array
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/* ^ parameter */
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/* ^ type */
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