Defined language identifiers (source.gjs and source.gts) - #3028
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Background
Followed up on the changes made to sublime-syntax-definition-template-tag and LSP-ember. These repos provide syntax highlighting and LSP features, respectively, for
*.{gjs,gts}files (JS/TS files with a<template>tag).Currently, the syntax definitions use the identifiers
source.gjsandsource.gts, while LSP-ember needs to send the IDsglimmer-jsandglimmer-ts(defined by the underlying dependency, @glint/ember-tsc).Related: sublimehq/package_control_channel#9559 (comment)
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