[JavaScript] Fix block comment punctuation #3856
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This commit adds scoping for leading asterisks in (normal) block comments so ST's word_wrap command can add them to each wrapped line, if present in the first one. Notes: This change aligns JavaScript with Java and C/C++. Related with sublimehq#3855
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This commit ... 1. fixes missing closing `punctuation.definition` scopes 2. renames a `.js` final scope to `.json` 3. adjusts leading asterisk scoping according to sublimehq#3855 and sublimehq#3856. 4. refactors comment related contexts to use only named contexts.
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This commit adds scoping for leading asterisks in (normal) block comments so ST's word_wrap command can add them to each wrapped line, if present in the first one.
Notes:
This change aligns JavaScript with Java and C/C++.
Related with #3855