Replace 1C Enterprise grammar

[nixel2007]

Replace source repo for bsl (1C Enterprise) language

Description

Since atom was sunset and atom plugin is not maintained anymore, let's get grammar from vscode plugin.

Checklist:

• I am changing the source of a syntax highlighting grammar
  • Old: https://github.com/1c-syntax/atom-language-1c-bsl
  • New: https://github.com/1c-syntax/vsc-language-1c-bsl

[lildude]

I'm not sure how you did it, but we only need the cached license from the new grammar. Please remove the others.

[nixel2007]

@lildude yeah, they came from submodule init. let me change it.

[nixel2007]

@lildude done

[nixel2007]

Kindly ping @lildude

[lildude]

LGTM. Thanks.

As an aside, there's really no need for the repeated pings. Why? 👇

Note: this PR will not be merged until close to when the next release is made. See here for more details.

[nixel2007]

Hello, @lildude!

I just migrated grammar files in vsc-language-1c-bsl repo from tmLanguage (plist) to tmLanguage.json

I've checked other grammars in this repo and looks like linguist natively supports grammars in json, but I want to double check that everything will work during the linguist release.

How could I test, if new format of grammar works correctly? Thanks in advance.

[lildude]

How could I test, if new format of grammar works correctly? Thanks in advance.

Replace the grammar with itself like you did when replacing the old grammar with the new.

[nixel2007]

Thanks, Colin.
I re-added the grammar and only warning I got was:

- Unknown keys in grammar: `source.sdbl` (in `syntaxes/1c-query.tmLanguage.json`) contains invalid keys (`displayName`)
- Unknown keys in grammar: `source.bsl` (in `syntaxes/1c.tmLanguage.json`) contains invalid keys (`displayName`)

This key is required to some other syntax highlighters (as shiki). Also I checked that new grammar file works in VSCode without errors.

I rebased and pushed latest changes (with new sha for submodule, just in case).
Thanks for your support.