Ensure possible template tag is actually a template tag

[alexlafroscia]

Like many people, I have an html template tag set up to highlight the literal it is attached to as HTML.

I happen to have a template string like this in my application:

const indexFile = `${publicPath}/index.html`;

The end of that file path, html, looks like the start of a tagged literal and is confusing vim-tagged-template into thinking that everything after the end of that string should be highlighted as HTML.

My thought is that this plugin should try to ensure that a possible template tag, like html, is actually being called as such; for example, it could ensure that it is not within a string before starting the highlighting logic.