tree-sitter(haskell): use quasiquoters as an injection point #6474
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Similar to tagged templates in JS, quasiquoters allow to embed external languages in haskell, so it makes sense to treat them as an injection point.
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…ditor#6474) Similar to tagged templates in JS, quasiquoters allow to embed external languages in haskell, so it makes sense to treat them as an injection point.
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…ditor#6474) Similar to tagged templates in JS, quasiquoters allow to embed external languages in haskell, so it makes sense to treat them as an injection point.
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…ditor#6474) Similar to tagged templates in JS, quasiquoters allow to embed external languages in haskell, so it makes sense to treat them as an injection point.
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Similar to tagged templates in JS, quasiquoters allow to embed external languages in haskell, so it makes sense to treat them as an injection point.
I have been using it locally for a few weeks now.