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Add scope for citation segments
The name in pandoc-style @-citations like @Zucchini2000 gets the string.username.gfm scope while the @ gets variable.mention.gfm
It would be nice if the whole @Zucchini2000 chunk also got something like a markup.ref.pfm scope to make it easier to do things with citations (e.g. to get the citekey under the cursor) - it's obviously possible using username.gfm but it would be cleaner with its own scope.
I actually do get markup.citation.pfm when the citation is between brackets like [@author2016], but not without the brackets.
Sorry for never responding. I am unable to maintain this project (see also #31)