fix(queries): disable ecma query for now

Introduced in the previous commit, this query works with js, jsx, and
tsx, but not ts (i.e. a treesitter query error is thrown when opening a
regular `.ts` typescript file). We will have to figure out a workaround
to get it working with ts as well, but for now we will just disable it.

Issue: #361

Author: tmillr

queries/ecma/highlights.scm

@@ -3,20 +3,20 @@
 ; These fix an nvim-treesitter bug where the `Abc` in `Abc.Xyz` is captured as a
 ; builtin tag. They also change the capture for `Xyz` to `@variable.member`
 ; instead of e.g. `@tag` (which gives the property a different color).
-(jsx_opening_element
-  name: (member_expression
-    ; If the tag name contains a dot (operator), it must always be a custom
-    ; tag? Therefore, we're not even going to try matching a `@tag.builtin`
-    ; here.
-    object: (identifier) @tag (#set! "priority" 115)
-    property: (property_identifier) @variable.member (#set! "priority" 115)))
-
-(jsx_closing_element
-  name: (member_expression
-    object: (identifier) @tag (#set! "priority" 115)
-    property: (property_identifier) @variable.member (#set! "priority" 115)))
-
-(jsx_self_closing_element
-  name: (member_expression
-    object: (identifier) @tag (#set! "priority" 115)
-    property: (property_identifier) @variable.member (#set! "priority" 115)))
+;(jsx_opening_element
+;  name: (member_expression
+;    ; If the tag name contains a dot (operator), it must always be a custom
+;    ; tag? Therefore, we're not even going to try matching a `@tag.builtin`
+;    ; here.
+;    object: (identifier) @tag (#set! "priority" 115)
+;    property: (property_identifier) @variable.member (#set! "priority" 115)))
+;
+;(jsx_closing_element
+;  name: (member_expression
+;    object: (identifier) @tag (#set! "priority" 115)
+;    property: (property_identifier) @variable.member (#set! "priority" 115)))
+;
+;(jsx_self_closing_element
+;  name: (member_expression
+;    object: (identifier) @tag (#set! "priority" 115)
+;    property: (property_identifier) @variable.member (#set! "priority" 115)))