exclude curly braces for c and ts

[mortezadadgar]

partially fixes #516

[kiyoon]

I tested with C and noticed two things.

1. It still includes the curly braces.
2. Previously, it used to select inner part of the conditional or loop statements (broken into semicolons). Now, it only selects the statements inside the loop. Whether this makes sense than the previous version is debatable, and if we decide to change the behaviour we need to warn users about this breaking change.

[mortezadadgar]

I tested with C and noticed two things.

1. It still includes the curly braces.

in which scenario?

2. Previously, it used to select inner part of the conditional or loop statements (broken into semicolons). Now, it only selects the statements inside the loop. Whether this makes sense than the previous version is debatable, and if we decide to change the behaviour we need to warn users about this breaking change.

by "broken into semicolons" you mean for loops?
I don't think it was selecting the inner part of loop condition previously

for example in this case being inside if condition @loop.inner selects the loop printf and if condition and its curly braces now it's just excluding curly braces
in same cursor position @conditional.inner select the break and condition printf

int main() {
	for (int i = 0 ; i < 3; i++) {
		printf("loop\n");
		if (1) {
			printf("Test condition\n");
			break;
		}
	}
}

selecting inside a loop seems to be a expected change no need to warn the users about it

[kiyoon]

Yes, inside the for loop and also inside the if condition used to be selected.

Also, if your cursor is on the curly brace opening or before, it will still select them.

[mortezadadgar]

@kiyoon I think that's fixed now, can you take a another look?

[kiyoon]

It works great on both C and TS. Thanks a lot for this!