Add a number of missing FIRRTL features#8
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This pulls in a number of new language features in FIRRTL that were not
present in this Emacs major mode:
- asAsyncReset
- asReset
- probe
- rwprobe
- integer_{add, mul, shr, shl}
- list_concat
- List
- match
- fprintf
- fflush
- formal
- assert, assume, cover
- enablelayer
- knownlayer
- bin, inline
This additionally cleans up some of the font-lock-keywords to match more
exactly certain statements as opposed to only matching the leading
keyword.
AI-assisted-by: Augment (Claude Sonnet 4.5)
Signed-off-by: Schuyler Eldridge <schuyler.eldridge@sifive.com>
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This pulls in a number of new language features in FIRRTL that were not present in this Emacs major mode:
This additionally cleans up some of the font-lock-keywords to match more exactly certain statements as opposed to only matching the leading keyword.
AI-assisted-by: Augment (Claude Sonnet 4.5)