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Richard Smith 4daaa4866f Rename Type -> type, per #2360 . (#2507 )

Also make minor updates to the skeletal design in
docs/design/name_lookup.md following #2113, as there are no longer any prelude names that are made available to unqualified name lookup by default.

Add `type` to the keyword list in
docs/design/lexical_conventions/words.md, following #2360.

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Samples

Rename Type -> type, per #2360 . (#2507 )

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Syntaxes

Rename Type -> type, per #2360 . (#2507 )

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info.plist

Pre commit update (#2098 )

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README.md

Implement minimal textmate language definition (#1595 )

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README.md

Textmate Language Definition

This directory contains a TextMate bundle which can be used in various editors such as TextMate, Atom, or the IntelliJ family for syntax highlighting of Carbon source files.

If you are using TextMate, see the documentation on how to install TextMate bundles. Clone the repository with Git and symlink/copy the utils/textmate directory to any of the paths TextMate will search through (you can find these paths in the TextMate documentation above).

If you are using IntelliJ or a IntelliJ Platform product, you can find documentation on how to install TextMate bundles in IntelliJ. Clone the repository with Git and open the utils/textmate directory inside the IntelliJ TextMate Bundle window.

If you are using Atom, you can convert the bundle to an Atom-compatible one. See the Atom documentation on how to do that.

For other editors that support TextMate bundles you can consult your editors documentation to see how to use the bundle.