feat: add raw log syntax highlighting#728
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- If the replay debugger is installed the syntax highlighting in that extension will be used. - If not then the default vscode highlighting for .log files will be.
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📝 PR Overview
Adds syntax highlighting for Apex debug log files .
🛠️ Changes made
apexlog.tmLanguage.json) for Apex log syntax highlighting viatext.logscope🧩 Type of change (check all applicable)
🔗 Related Issues
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✅ Tests added?
📚 Docs updated?
Anything else we need to know?
The TextMate grammar currently delegates to VS Code's built-in
text.logscope for basic log highlighting (timestamps, log levels). This can be extended later with Apex-log-specific patterns (event names, timestamps, etc.) for richer highlighting. The replay debugger overrides the built in vscode one though from what I can tell.