Fix #3210: map decorator token to annotation scope#4421
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Looks good. Thanks, Meher!
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Decorator semantic tokens are now emitted by JDT LS as part of #3210.
This change maps the
decoratorsemantic token to the existing Java annotation TextMate scope (storage.type.annotation.java) so that annotations continue to receive consistent coloring across VS Code themes.Verified using "Developer: Inspect Editor Tokens and Scopes", where
@Overrideis reported as adecoratorsemantic token and resolves to the annotation scope.