Allow None to be highlighted differently#57
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Creates a new highlighting group (
pythonNone) so that, in color schemes and elsewhere,Nonecan be highlighted differently than other statements. There is no change in behavior, unless the user chooses to re-highlightpythonNone.Provides a workaround for #33.
Addresses the same concern as #53, but in a more general manner.