basedpyright should also do syntax highlighting

[DetachHead]

currently the semantic highlighting assumes your editor already does the basic syntax highlighting, but vscode's sucks because it uses an abandoned 3rd party package (https://github.com/microsoft/pylance-release/issues/5824)

this would address all issues labelled with https://github.com/DetachHead/basedpyright/labels/vscode%20syntax%20highlighting, along with this neovim syntax highlighting issue with match statements that was raised in the discord:

probably also need to figure out #147, as there are two different colours used (in vscode at least) for keywords and i'm not sure what the distinction between them is supposed to be

[shoucandanghehe]

I'm not sure if this is the right place, but match also has problems with syntax highlighting in vscode

UPDATE: It seems to be a problem with the MagicPython plugin, disabled and back to normal, but it is normal to use Pylance and MagicPython at the same time.

[DetachHead]

magicpython is bundled with vscode and also hasn't been updated in ages (see https://github.com/microsoft/pylance-release/issues/5824). match statements look fine for me so i assume the extension you're using has gone even longer without an update than that version

[kiyoon]

I personally prefer only using semantic highlighting with basedpyright. If this feature is added, I hope it is configurable.

[Axibord]

Still no syntax highlighting. Unfortunately, it's unusable.

[DetachHead]

that looks like syntax highlighting is working but semantic highlighting isn't. are you sure you have basedpyright enabled and not pyright?