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In the injections file (https://github.com/calops/hmts.nvim/blob/main/queries/nix/injections.scm) I see that programs.fish.shellInit, programs.fish.function etc. are specified, but they still don't work for me without explicit annotations:

Plugin installed, but no annotations	with explicit annotations

For example, to get Fish highlighting, this works:

programs.fish = {
  functions = {
    my-function = ''
      echo "some shell script"
    '';
  };
};

# this structure also works
programs.fish.functions = {
  my-function = ''
    echo "some shell script"
  '';
};

However this does not work:

programs.fish = {
  functions.my-function = ''
    echo "some shell script"
  '';
};

Follow-up to #9

Find a way to support arbitrarily complex ways to write shebangs. For example, this doesn't work: !#${pkgs.bash}/bin/bash. This is because the nix variable in the middle makes the shebang span multiple nodes (three in this case) instead of just one string_fragment.

Maybe perform the matching on the parent node?

Was spending some time trying to figure out why my NixVim installation was running slower, enabling and disabling just about everything until looking at this plugin. Nothing else makes a difference besides just completely disabling TS. I'm not sure if this is typical / to be expected, but just thought I should leave an issue.

On line 44, I do string interpolation, and the Lua highlighting is broken after that.