bloch-lang/bloch-vscode

AI Summary: Implement syntax highlighting in a Visual Studio Code TextMate grammar for three specific annotations: `@quantum`, `@adjoint`, and `@state()`. These annotations should be categorized under `storage.modifier.bloch`.

AI Summary: Implement syntax highlighting in a Visual Studio Code TextMate grammar for integer and floating-point numeric literals, categorized as `constant.numeric.bloch`.

AI Summary: Implement syntax highlighting in a VSCode TextMate grammar for Bloch language strings (double-quoted) and characters (single-quoted). This involves defining grammar rules to correctly identify and style these literal types within the Bloch language.

AI Summary: Extend the existing Visual Studio Code TextMate grammar for Bloch to support block comments, in addition to the already supported single-line comments starting with `//`. This involves defining a new grammar rule for block comments within the TM grammar file.

AI Summary: Define the language primitives (int, float, string, char, qubit, bit) within a Visual Studio Code TextMate grammar file, specifically targeting the `storage.type.bloch` scope. This involves updating the grammar's regular expressions or other mechanisms to correctly identify and highlight these types in code.

AI Summary: Implement syntax highlighting in a Visual Studio Code TextMate grammar for a list of specified built-in functions (gates) within a quantum computing context. These functions include 'h', 'x', 'y', 'z', 'rx', 'ry', 'rz', 'cx', and 'echo'.

AI Summary: Use the Yeoman generator `generator-code` to create a new repository for a VS Code extension. This involves installing the necessary npm packages (`yo` and `generator-code`), running the generator, and potentially customizing the generated files.