Update py.lua

[tudi138]

i saw that the "def" wasn't highligthed so i decided to give it style.

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• New Features
  • Improved Python syntax highlighting by adding "def" to the list of reserved keywords.

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Walkthrough

The update modifies the Lua-based Python syntax highlighter by adding the "def" keyword to its list of reserved words. This ensures that Python function definitions are now explicitly recognized and highlighted by the syntax highlighter. No changes were made to exported or public entities.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
Lua/Plugins/py.lua	Added "def" to the list of reserved keywords for syntax highlighting.

Poem

In lines of code where colors blend,
"def" now shines, a highlighted friend.
Python functions, bold and bright,
Stand out clearly in the coder’s sight.
A hop, a skip, syntax anew—
The rabbit cheers this vibrant hue! 🐇✨

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Lua/Plugins/py.lua (1)

8-8: Excellent addition!

Adding "def" to the reserved keywords list is an appropriate change. The "def" keyword is indeed a fundamental Python reserved word used for function definitions, and highlighting it improves code readability. This addition is consistent with the other reserved keywords like "if", "else", "while", etc.

The change is also consistent with lines 91-92 which already use "def" when detecting functions for autocomplete functionality.

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