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Make extension (syntax highlighting for now) work in vscode web #112
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This fixes #111
I have introduced webpack as a bundler (only) because it's indicated in the official docs. So that was the easiest way of doing it. Basically what it does is the following:
.jsbuilt file as an inputnoopfallback fornode-ipcWe could quite easily do the same with esbuild as I have built a couple of plugins for it before. But I'd wait until we expose esbuild config from imba.
I tested in Webkit browser locally and it looks like this
