Gray out excluded code#3295
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Thank you! A couple minor comments.
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@sorin-bolos thank you again, and congrats! I queued the PR to merge. In the meantime could you please leave a comment at issue #1966 so that GitHub will let me assign it to you? |
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Closes #1966
Grays out code that is excluded via the @config annotation.
Applies to VS Code and Playground. Does not apply to notebooks
Using Hint severity + the Unnecessary tag means the code is greyed inline without cluttering the Problems panel — matching the Rust behavior shown in the issue
Disclamer: used Claude Code