nridge added a comment.
In D139926#4056478 <https://reviews.llvm.org/D139926#4056478>, @kadircet wrote:
> This will only make sure we have a distinction between `<<` and `>>` used as
> operators vs `<`/`>`
Note that `<<` and `>>` are not the only (or even the primary, in my mind)
issue: there is an ambiguity between `<`/`>` as template argument list
delimiters vs. comparison operators.
For example:
template <bool>
class a {};
constexpr int b = 2;
constexpr int c = 3;
a<b>c> e;
Here, if the cursor is next to the `<`, a naive client-side angle-bracket
matcher might highlight the first `>`, when the correct one to highlight would
be the second one.
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