Change syntax highlighting to be close to the default 4D editor colors #358
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#DECLARE, ds and Form were not recognized properly, so I gave them their own class for proper recognition. A 'memberFunction' should not be similarly highlighted as a function, so I removed the alias.
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The code examples on the documentation website looks nothing like the code written in the 4D editor (in terms of syntax highlighting). After creating themes for my companies docusaurus project to make the syntax highlighting look closer to the default 4D editor, I thought it could also be useful for the 4D documentation website.
Downside is that this implementation also effects code of other languages (but are there even code snippets of other languages here?).
Upside is that all code is better recognizable for people that use the default theme in the 4D editor.
light mode:
dark mode:
