Add the using keyword per the "Explicit Resource Management" proposal
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This ECMAScript proposal adds a new keyword (`using`). It's reached stage 3, which is "recommended for implementation" Proposal: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-explicit-resource-management ECMAScript proposal process: https://tc39.es/process-document/
joshgoebel
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This ECMAScript proposal adds a new keyword (
using). It's reached stage 3, which is "recommended for implementation":The change itself is very small, I've just added the
usingkeyword to the list of keywords insrc/languages/lib/ecmascript.js. I've also updated an existing keyword test adding a case to ensureusingis rendered as<span class="hljs-keyword">using</span>in a declaration.I didn't update the
CHANGES.md, since I'm not sure if I should cut a new version for this? But let me know what to do and I can do it.Checklist
CHANGES.md