Parser Engine:

• fix(parser) count named capture groups when rewriting backreferences spokodev

New Grammars:

• add FreeDesktop config file (.desktop / systemd) grammar gg582
• added 3rd party Cedar grammar to SUPPORTED_LANGUAGES Dhruv Maniya
• added 3rd party DAX and M (Power Query) grammars to SUPPORTED_LANGUAGES jiaopengzi
• added 3rd party Djot grammar to SUPPORTED_LANGUAGES Mark Scherer
• added 3rd party Igor Pro grammar to SUPPORTED_LANGUAGES Ryne Andal
• added 3rd party Jaiva grammar to SUPPORTED_LANGUAGES Lehlogonolo Poole
• added 3rd party Liquidsoap grammar to SUPPORTED_LANGUAGES Romain Beauxis
• added 3rd party MoonBit grammar to SUPPORTED_LANGUAGES Kaida-Amethyst
• added 3rd party Pkl grammar to SUPPORTED_LANGUAGES Dan Chao
• added 3rd party RAScript grammar to SUPPORTED_LANGUAGES Joshua Raphael
• added 3rd party Veryl grammar to SUPPORTED_LANGUAGES Naoya Hatta
• added 3rd party Why3 grammar to SUPPORTED_LANGUAGES JGalego
• added 3rd party Xojo grammar to SUPPORTED_LANGUAGES patricksalo
• referenced existing 3rd party ES|QL grammar in SUPPORTED_LANGUAGES Styx0x6

Core Grammars:

• fix(c) only match real atomic_* type names, not C11 atomic functions, issue #3837 Mark Xian
• fix(c, cpp) bound the run of type tokens in front of a function name (ReDoS), issue #4362 Jayesh Bhade
• fix(c, cpp) scope angle-bracket header string to #include, issue #3505 Pablo
• fix(c, cpp) stop a raw string's closing delimiter from swallowing quotes, issue #3585 David Pavlovschii
• enh(cmake) add block and endblock keywords Anonymous Maarten
• fix(cmake) only highlight standalone numbers, not digits that begin an identifier (e.g. 3rdparty), issue #4170 Mark Xian
• fix(cpp) require a word boundary before numeric literals so digits inside identifiers aren't highlighted as numbers, issue #4231 Mark Xian
• fix(crystal) stop treating integer division // as a regex literal Zain Asif
• enh(csharp) support digit separators in binary literals and numeric type suffixes, and stop highlighting the leading _ of an identifier, issue #4258 Sarath Francis
• enh(css) add corner-shape properties Hama Tanveer
• enh(css) support six-digit unicode-range values Konstantin Baltsat
• enh(dart) add highlighting for class and function names guuido
• enh(dns) highlight registered CAA property tags, issue #4475 Joey Huang
• enh(dns) improve grammar: character strings, TXT, classes, escapes, addresses Checconio
• enh(dos) add batch as an alias, issue #4395 Hashim Khan
• enh(gherkin) update keyword list Hirse
• enh(gherkin) variables can't contain whitespace Hirse
• enh(gherkin) docstrings can use backticks Hirse
• enh(go) recognize binary integer literals spokodev
• enh(groovy) support underscores in numeric literals greymoth
• fix(haskell) highlight where in GADT and closed type-family declarations, issue #3753 Konstantin Baltsat
• enh(java) improve detection of types, including generic and array types Hannes Wallnoefer
• enh(javascript) add self to built-in variables Dsaquel
• enh(kotlin) add ktm and ktx aliases DarkMatter-999
• fix(leaf) fix bug in Leaf keyword highlighting Francesco Paolo Severino
• fix(lisp) preserve highlighting after quoted multiplication expressions arturict
• enh(llvm) support block C-style comments utam-1
• enh(lua) add Lua 5.5 global keyword Nibiri
• fix(markdown) don't treat a *** or ___ thematic break as the start of bold text, issue #3719 Mayank Gupta
• enh(nsis) enhance NSIS rules Jan T. Sott
• enh(python) add missing builtins: aiter and anext (3.10), frozendict and sentinel (3.15) Hugo van Kemenade
• enh(python) correctly highlight lazy import syntax from PEP 810 Peter Bierma
• enh(python) support t-strings Nicolas Le Cam
• fix(ruby) don't treat the scope resolution operator :: as a symbol, issue #4294 Hashim Khan
• enh(rust) add safe keyword Frances Wingerter
• enh(rust) include the raw borrow operator in keywords Shiva Kiran Koninty
• enh(rust) parse f16 and f128 literals usamoi
• fix(rust) allow function invocations whose names start with a keyword Xia Li-yao
• fix(rust) recognize \\ and \" char-literal escapes so highlighting doesn't leak, issue #4351 Sarath Francis
• enh(shell) match period (.) as part of shell prompt Ian Wienand
• enh(sqf) update to Arma 3 v2.22 LouMontana
• fix(xml) remove recursive sublanguage references to prevent ReDoS petejm

Documentation:

• docs(php) explain the difference between php and php-template Zain Asif
• document LLVM IR in SUPPORTED_LANGUAGES Jan Schultke
• document the existing pwsh alias for PowerShell helpimnotdrowning
• list languages with category "common" in SUPPORTED_LANGUAGES Marc Bernard
• remind contributors to run npm i Proliecan
• fix typos in README.CDN.md Zitrone

Themes:

• added Equinox theme Griffon Langyer

Build / Tooling:

• (build) allow third-party packages to override default languages Lysxia
• (build) use Trusted Publishers in the publishing pipeline allejo
• fix(types) allow RegExp in Mode.keywords KJyang-0114
• refactor(tools) replace @colors/colors with ansis webdiscus
• chore: dependency updates

CONTRIBUTORS

• The gzip fallback introduced in v2.8.42 now supports reading AES-encrypted entries. The gzip trailer is computed from the decompressed data instead of relying on the CRC-32 value stored in the central directory, which is zeroed for AES-encrypted entries. As a side effect, archives with a corrupted CRC-32 value can now be read with this fallback when checkSignature is not set, like with the other implementations
• Entries are now stored uncompressed instead of failing when zip.js cannot compress data at all, e.g. when the Compression Streams API is unavailable and the WebAssembly module cannot load

• Archives with an invalid uncompressed size in the central directory are now rejected with ERR_INVALID_UNCOMPRESSED_SIZE when read with the gzip fallback, instead of failing with a misleading error

Full Changelog: https://github.com/gildas-lormeau/zip.js/compare/v2.8.42...v2.8.43

• New entry point @zip.js/zip.js/external referencing the web worker script and the WebAssembly module as external files instead of embedding them. Bundlers like webpack and Vite emit zip-web-worker.js and zip-module.wasm as separate assets, which removes approximately 45KB of embedded payloads from the main bundle. The worker also runs from a real file URL. This avoids blob: restrictions on pages and browser extensions with a strict Content Security Policy (cf. #669). Smaller compositions are also available: @zip.js/zip.js/lib/zip-fs-core-external.js excludes the MIME type table (approximately 23KB), and @zip.js/zip.js/lib/zip-core-external.js also excludes the filesystem API. The three compositions come with prebuilt ES module bundles in the /dist directory, which resolve the two asset files from their own directory
• New entry point @zip.js/zip.js/mime-types exposing getMimeType() with the full MIME type table, usable from any build
• zip.js now wraps raw deflate data in the gzip format and relies on CompressionStream("gzip")/DecompressionStream("gzip") when the "deflate-raw" format and the WebAssembly module are both unavailable. This makes reading and writing zip files work out of the box on Chromium 80 to 102 when a Content Security Policy blocks WebAssembly compilation, e.g. on extension pages (cf. #669), and lowers the minimum requirements of the "core" builds to Chrome 80, Node.js 18, and Deno 1.19. Reading AES-encrypted entries and Deflate64 entries is not supported with this fallback

• A failure to load the WebAssembly module is now reported with an explicit "WASM module not loaded" error, with the original error as cause, e.g. the CSP error, instead of a TypeError thrown later by the codec (cf. #669)
• A failed load of the WebAssembly module is now retried on the next use instead of being cached for the whole session

Full Changelog: https://github.com/gildas-lormeau/zip.js/compare/v2.8.41...v2.8.42

• Decouple loader tree construction from children ordering: #97192
• [turbopack] Retain fewer stale cache versions and use a TTL: #96941
• Bump lightningcss: #97159

Huge thanks to @gnoff, @lukesandberg, and @mischnic for helping!

See CHANGELOG.md for details.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/rari-build/rari/compare/create-rari-app@0.5.21...create-rari-app@0.5.22

See CHANGELOG.md for details.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/rari-build/rari/compare/rari@0.15.9...rari@0.15.10

Release 2026-08-11 21:43

• solid-query: consume hydration data client-side via a provider-owned streaming channel (#11168) (67c817940) by @ryansolid

• @tanstack/solid-query@6.0.0-beta.8
• @tanstack/solid-query-devtools@6.0.0-beta.8
• @tanstack/solid-query-persist-client@6.0.0-beta.8

Release 2026-08-11 21:43

• solid-query: consume hydration data client-side via a provider-owned streaming channel (#11168) (67c817940) by @ryansolid

• @tanstack/solid-query@6.0.0-beta.8
• @tanstack/solid-query-devtools@6.0.0-beta.8
• @tanstack/solid-query-persist-client@6.0.0-beta.8

• #11168 67c8179 - chore: upgrade to solid v2 beta 33. @tanstack/solid-query now requires solid-js >= 2.0.0-beta.33 (peer range floor raised): the provider-owned hydration channel depends on beta.33's normalizeIterator buffered-replay conflation fix — on beta.32 and earlier, hydration that begins after multiple stream chunks have arrived silently drops later channel yields, leaving queries never primed and their components frozen.

• #11168 67c8179 - fix: prime the query cache during hydration through a provider-owned dehydration channel, so SSR-fetched queries come up warm instead of refetching on mount. QueryClientProvider streams dehydrated cache entries (query-core dehydrate() shapes) as each query settles during SSR — entries ride the same flush as the content that awaited them — and applies them on the client via query-core hydrate() (newer-wins) as they arrive, attaching each hydrated component's observer as soon as its entry is primed. The vestigial per-observer-result hydrationData copy is no longer serialized.

• #11168 67c8179 - chore: upgrade to solid v2 beta 33. @tanstack/solid-query now requires solid-js >= 2.0.0-beta.33 (peer range floor raised): the provider-owned hydration channel depends on beta.33's normalizeIterator buffered-replay conflation fix — on beta.32 and earlier, hydration that begins after multiple stream chunks have arrived silently drops later channel yields, leaving queries never primed and their components frozen.

• Updated dependencies [67c8179, 67c8179]:

  • @tanstack/solid-query@6.0.0-beta.8