Add support for the Coq language #1194
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It will be great if it will pass tests without relevance or with relevance=10.
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Hmm, I'm having a bit of trouble making that happen without modifying other language definitions. It seems the "gams" language definition is too aggressive and matches any Coq code. If I bump this relevance to 10, it matches the Mathematica example (apparently Mathematica uses the same style of comments).
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Merged in a somewhat abridged form. Namely, I had to treat things like 'Inductive', 'Fixpoint', 'Theorem' as keywords, because they are definitely not 'meta'. We could change it later if someone comes up with a better name. |
This was referenced Feb 16, 2022
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Coq is a functional programming language and interactive theorem prover. Here is a screenshot of the syntax highlighting:
Thanks for reviewing!