Add the c_char and f80 primitive types for syntax highlighting #43
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…or highlighting all primitive types specified at https://ziglang.org/documentation/master/#Primitive-Types
…new parser.c and bindings
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I've added the missing
c_charandf80primitive types from https://ziglang.org/documentation/master/#Primitive-Types to the builtin types.tree-sitter generateusing tree-sitter-cli v0.22.6 to update the parser which generated extra binding filesHowever, CI is failing for a diff on the assets/ files, so I need help figuring out how to fix that for CI. This might be CRLF and LF being changed as I worked in a linux environment?
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