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Given that escapes're being handled already, there's already a notion of token or character literal involved as well as sourcetext characters - it's perfectly viable for highlighting to recognise exactly one of those in characters as opposed to strings.

Syntax highlighting doesn't seem to know that characters (unlike strings) consist of exactly one character. This is a problem in languages where ' is both a valid part of an identifier and the character delimiter - for example, it's not uncommon to see identifiers like f, f', f'' etc in Haskell ...

Could we have the option to assign a 'root' folder to workspaces, and then show relative paths from that root in the document selector? I'm working on a project split into folders with some filenames recurring pretty frequently, and seeing multiple "Foo.Bar" entries in the document selector doesn't ...