Support syntax highlighting for optional chaining
See original GitHub issueHello,
is it possible to support syntax highlighting for the ‘optional chaining’.
const example = obj?.abc?.['def']?.(123, 345);
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This plugin has nothing to do with the errors you see, only the syntax highlighting.
Makes sense, thanks!