I had a quick look and thought I’d share my results. Pasting it in, Sublime identifies it as an XML file, because it has the XML processing instruction - and it appears fine. Changing the syntax manually to HTML shows it as per your screenshot. And, as you say, removing the xml processing instruction makes it appear correctly in HTML mode. So I guess the HTML syntax definition has a problem with xml processing instructions.
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wbond
#22
I’ve fixed the issue you were running into with: https://github.com/sublimehq/Packages/commit/c03108e09f8f9ff77fffff35d2bd43198e7c81c6
It will be part of the next dev build, or you can follow the instructions on the repo to install the fix temporarily for now.
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fburleigh
#23
Impressive work, Will! (I’m pretty sure I’m not qualified to judge that fix. ;-)) Thanks very much.
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