fix: link @lsp.type.variable to @variable#237
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I'm not sure if it was intentional but the highlight of
@lsp.type.variablewas cleared. This doesn't make too much difference with tree-sitter enabled except when the variable is inside a format string:This PR fixes the issue by linking it to
@variableagain: