Support highlighting inline HTML and CSS tagged template strings in JS and TS #2105
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With libraries like lit-html, htm, hyperHTML, and others, it's becoming common to write inline HTML and CSS as tagged template literals in source code. This change adds support for highlighting such code as HTML and CSS using highlight.js's inline language support.
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Also copies over the JavaScript parser's support for nested template strings into the TypeScript parser.
Includes tests for all three scenarios.