Highlight entire tramp file names instead of just base name#716
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When in a tramp default-directory like "/ssh:user@host:dir", acting on a file target named "path/to/file.ext" would previously only highlight "file". With this change, all of the path is highlighted. Ideally, all "magic" file names should be handled, but tramp's file-local-name handler doesn't keep "path/to/file.ext" intact and can't be used to match against tap-file.
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When in a tramp default-directory like "/ssh:user@host:dir", acting on a file target named "path/to/file.ext" would previously only highlight "file". With this change, all of the path is highlighted.