Languages without single-line comments (CSS) explode when running
through `highlight`, as the `DIVIDER` mechanism doesn't deal well with
`nil` comment characters. I've reworked the mechanism such that it
uses multi-line comments when single-line comments aren't available.
That is:
def function:
"""
This is a comment
with _lots_ of leading
space! OMG!
"""
pass
Will parse into:
[
[
[ "This is a comment",
"with _lots_ of leading",
"space! OMG!"
],
...
]
]
Block comments are parsed out, but the commentchar removal isn't working
yet. I'll refactor that code out of it's current home, and move it into
`parse`, as I need to know what _kind_ of comment it is that I'm
stripping. Carrying that metadata around doesn't make any sense, so
I'll just convert the comment on the fly into a set of non-comment
strings.
