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It seems to depend on the actual string literal. Your "foo%test" also works fine for me, but my original test value still has the wrong highlight in v0.0.3 as does a simple value like "a%b". "a%a" however is weirdly fine.
That's because the highlighting supports format specifiers used by printf and other standard functions. It does not check whether the string is actually used within a call to printf, but that's a limitation we cannot overcome.
Describe the bug
"%" is in red font color instead of the orange that the rest of the string literal uses.
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Expected behavior
All orange font for string literal.
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