Highlight additional Conda package names separately#805
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This is now working as desired. Previously the pinnings for Incorrect (before):
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networkx nx-cugraph=<version>Impact
Additional packages now use the same package-name-only syntax highlighting as the rest of the generated Conda command.
The previous formatter wrapped the entire additional package specification in the package-name span. It also treated the NetworkX/nx-cugraph mapping as one package even though it expands to two specifications.
Closes #544.
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pre-commit run --all-files