```js
log.info(`Listening at ${ansi.cyan(`http://localhost:${port}/app`)}`);
```
This snippet may be odd but it is valid JavaScript. Having a template literal
inside the `${}` of another template literal is valid. geany 1.33 is
interpreting the backtick after `ansi.cyan(` as the end of the first template
literal. Unfortunately this also causes the `//` in the URL to be interpreted
as a Javascript comment so code folding is incorrect (the closing parenthesis
is not seen).
For this specific issue I've just modified my code so `Listening at ` is a
separate string so the call to ansi.cyan is not inside any template. In other
cases such as [lit-html
templates](https://polymer.github.io/lit-html/guide/writing-templates#loops-with-arraymap)
nested template literals will be unavoidable.
I'm not sure if this is a scintilla bug and even if it is I see that scintilla
has been updated since the release of geany 1.33 so I figure this is the
correct place to start.
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