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Implement FontStyle.Strikethrough - #159
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I think we should also adjust vscode-textmate/src/grammar.ts Line 23 in d87b3d5 |
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Alright will we be removing |
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No, |
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Oh right tests will need updating too |
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Yes, looks like there's another |
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Huh it's passing nice |
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Nice! Thank you! I will look into reviving microsoft/vscode#131428 |
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Writing tests for this might make us all a little
cross(had to!)Closes #158.