Fontify neocaml-utop transcript input with tree-sitter#74
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Mirror neocaml-repl: enable comint-fontify-input-mode with an indirect buffer in neocaml-mode so OCaml code typed in the transcript gets full tree-sitter highlighting, while toplevel output keeps its own. Gated by the new neocaml-utop-fontify-input option (default on).
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neocaml-utopPR: the transcript wasn't syntax-highlighting the OCaml you type, whichneocaml-replalready does. This mirrors that setup -comint-fontify-input-modewith an indirect buffer inneocaml-mode- so typed input gets full tree-sitter highlighting while the toplevel's output keeps its own. Gated byneocaml-utop-fontify-input(default on), matchingneocaml-repl-fontify-input.