[feature] Zinc syntax highlighting

Ok, I'm now implementing ZINC syntax in wc3jass.com. Please post code in ZINC here in order to check if it's highlighting it properly.

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library HelloWorld
{
    function onInit()
    {
         BJDebugMsg("Hello World");
    }
}

    library Bottles99
    {
        /* 99 Bottles of beer sample,
           prints the lyrics at: [url]http://99-bottles-of-beer.net/lyrics.html[/url]
        */
        function onInit()
        {
            string bot = "99 bottles";
            integer i=99;
            while (i>=0)
            {
                BJDebugMsg(bot+" of beer on the wall, "+bot+" of beer");
                i=i-1;
                if      (i== 1) bot = "1 bottle";
                else if (i== 0) bot = "No more bottles";
                else            bot = I2S(i)+" bottles";
                //Lazyness = "No more" is always capitalized.

                if(i>=0)
                {
                    BJDebugMsg("Take one down and pass it around, "+bot+" of beer on the wall.\n");
                }
            }
            BJDebugMsg("Go to the store and buy some more, 99 bottles of beer on the wall.");
        }
    }

    library Test
    {
        function test1()
        {
            //Also refer to the CountUnitsInGroup example ...
            TimerStart(CreateTimer(), 5.0, false, function() {
                 BJDebugMsg("5 seconds since you called test1");
            });
        }


        type unitFunc extends function(unit);
        function AllyEnemyFunctionPicker(player p, unit u, unitFunc F, unitFunc G)
        {
            if (IsUnitAlly(u, p) ) {
                F.evaluate(u);
            } else {
                G.evaluate(u);
            }

        }
        /* those things up there are just the function pointers example */

        function test2(unit u)
        {
            unitFunc F,  G;

            F = function(unit u) {
                BJDebugMsg("We are torturing "+GetUnitName(u)+" again");
                KillUnit(u);
            };

            G = function(unit u) { SetWidgetLife(u, 100); };
           
            AllyEnemyFunctionPicker( Player(0), u, F, G);
            // will torture the unit if it is an ally, or heal it otherwise.
            // notice this does the same as the function pointers example.
        }

    }


    library Test
    {
        //a function type with a single unit argument
        type unitFunc extends function(unit);

        //a function type with two integer arguments that returns boolean
        type evFunction extends function(integer,integer) -> boolean;

        function TortureUnit(unit u)
        {
            BJDebugMsg(GetUnitName(u)+" is being tortured!");
            KillUnit(u);
        }

        function HealUnit(unit u)
        {
            SetWidgetLife(u, 1000);
        }

        /* This function calls F(u) if the unit is an ally or G(u) if the unit is an enemy
         the example sucks as it is much slower than an if-else but should be good
         to explain it... */
        function AllyEnemyFunctionPicker(player p, unit u, unitFunc F, unitFunc G)
        {
            if (IsUnitAlly(u, p) ) {
                F.evaluate(u);
            } else {
                G.evaluate(u);
            }

        }

        function test(unit u)
        {
            // We are using the functions as arguments here...
            AllyEnemyFunctionPicker( Player(0), u,  TortureUnit, HealUnit );

            // will torture the unit if it is an ally, or heal it otherwise.
        }

    }