Use the same variable style for simple interpolations ("$foo") than for
complex ones ("${foo}") instead of using the string style itself. This
gives a visual feedback for simple interpolations.
This allows custom filetypes to define a mime type, hence the icon
displayed for this filetype; as well as moving ones for built-in
filetypes out of the code to the configuration files.
XML used to be the one holding the actual definitions, but the HTML
filetype is actually superset of XML (XML filetypes had definitions
for non-XML things), and most definitions names referenced HTML rather
than XML.
So, move the actual definitions from filetypes.xml to filetypes.html
and make XML and PHP inherit from HTML.
This changes these three filetypes to "normal" ones rather than HTML
and PHP being hard-coded together with XML. Now the definitions
simply references each other and the filetypes.* files simply inherits
styling and keywords from the appropriate filetype.
This also makes these filetypes have their own Python styles like they
had their own JavaScript ones, rather than trickily reference the
Python ones.
definition files.
Note: There is a bug with using the default extension, not the user
set one, if 'New with template' is used before any documents of the
same filetype are open.
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