Feature-Request: Closer Scite-like colorization

[donnyh13]

Presently Include-Once, NoTrayIcon, OnAutoItStartRegister, and RequireAdmin are not colored differently than ForceDef, ForceRef, AU3Wrapper, etc. Whereas in Scite they are. To aid in keeping things looking similar and familiar between programs I am wondering if the following would be feasible/ fit with your planned outlook on the project:
Based on the following observations:

• Presently the token name meta.preprocessor.autoit is only applied to the # (pound sign), which also can cause the Pound sign to be colorized differently.
• Parameters after Tidy_, AU3Wrapper_, AU3Stripper_ are presently not colorized, generally.
• #Include 's without a space after them between the quote or < mark are presently not colorized, even though it is acceptable syntax, and they are colored either way in Scite.

I am wondering about doing the following:

• Apply meta.preprocessor.autoit token name to ForceDef, ForceRef, AU3Wrapper, etc.
• Apply keyword.control.directives.autoit to Include-Once, NoTrayIcon, OnAutoItStartRegister, and RequireAdmin, thus they would be colored the same as #Include
• Apply string.parameter.directives.autoit to parameters after Tidy_, AU3Wrapper_, AU3Stripper_?
• Make the space in the RegExp pattern after #Include optional.

Please see Pull Request #238

[sven-seyfert]

Thanks @donnyh13 . Impressive how you found and distinguished these things – well done.

[donnyh13]

Thanks @sven-seyfert , I probably wouldn't have noticed it too much, or at least wouldn't have taken the time to dig into it if I wasn't toying with making some VS code themes to look similar to Scite's themes that come with it, which meant I had to dig into both current VS Code extensions to see what tokens are for what. :)