Match Sublime and TextMate version?

[simurai]

After looking into #47 + #51, it seems that this theme uses the Solarized colors but the syntax highlighting in base.less is different to other Solarized ports like for Sublime or TextMate.

For example a generic .variable in Atom's version uses @cyan, but it's @blue in Sublime/TextMate. Might be a good idea to match it in Atom too. Then we shouldn't need to override it for every language separately because people make issues like the above.

So instead of

.variable { color: @cyan; } // base.less

.source.coffee .variable { color: @blue; } // coffee.less
.source.java .variable { color: @blue; } // java.less
.source.javascript .variable { color: @blue; } // javascript.less
.source.go .variable { color: @blue; } // go.less
// etc.

change to

.variable { color: @blue; } // base.less

It would be a (big) change for people that got used to the Atom version and that use a language that doesn't get overridden. But I think matching the base styles to what Sublime/TextMate are using would benefit all the users that switch over to Atom or are used to these versions. And less overriding should be needed.

@schmittyjd How do you feel about it?

[schmty]

@simurai could be a smart move. I initially started contributing because the javascript highlighting was poor and did not match my vim setup. Knowing that most people coming to atom were likely using sublime or textmate before I can see the benefit of keeping our theme familiar to those editors. That may mean more changes overall but I'm for it! Besides if I personally don't like how some of the colors are I can just tweak them in my own styles file (yay for atom!)