Native Python Syntax Highlighting Support

[drakulaboy]

Issue Checklist

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• I have checked and verified that I am using the latest version of Code on the Go from GitHub or App Dev for All.

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Feature description

​Description
​I would like to request native syntax highlighting support for Python (.py files) within the CodeOnTheGo editor. Currently, Python code appears as plain text, which makes development difficult.

​Suggested Implementation
​Basic syntax highlighting for Python keywords (def, class, import, if, etc.).
​Recognition of string literals and comments.
​Automatic activation when a .py file is opened.

​Additional Context
​I attempted to build a custom plugin for this using the IPlugin API, but it resulted in IDE crashes when opening projects. A native, stable implementation would be much more reliable.

Use Case

Why is this needed?
​While the plugin system is powerful, creating custom highlighters is complex and can lead to IDE instability (crashes). Having native support for a popular language like Python would greatly improve the developer experience and make the IDE more versatile for mobile scripting.

Benefits

Enhanced Readability: Syntax highlighting significantly improves code comprehension, especially on small mobile screens where visual cues are essential.
​Improved IDE Stability: Native support eliminates the need for experimental or poorly optimized plugins that currently cause the IDE to crash.
​Increased Productivity: Developers can identify syntax errors, unclosed strings, and logical structures much faster during mobile coding sessions.
​Wider Adoption: Adding support for Python—one of the world's most popular languages—will attract a significantly larger community of developers and students to CodeOnTheGo.
​Professional Development Experience: Bringing Python support up to the level of other supported languages makes the IDE a more viable tool for serious scripting and data science on the go.