Python keyword `not` not highlighted when scoped as source.python

[Techtodas]

Hi Forrest,

In Python files, the logical keyword not appears uncolored (white).

Using "Developer: Inspect Editor Tokens and Scopes" on not, I get:

• language: python
• standard token type: Other
• textmate scopes: source.python
• foreground: No theme selector

Other themes still color not under this scope, but this theme does not,
so not blends into normal text.

Screenshot attached showing the token inspection.

This seems to need a fallback tokenColor rule for source.python
to cover Python logical operators when they aren't classified
as keyword.operator.logical.python.

Thanks for the theme!

[Techtodas]

Update: after further inspection, not is correctly scoped as
keyword.operator.logical.python and the theme does apply a color
(#C9D1D9), but it’s very close to the default foreground, which
makes it appear unhighlighted.

So this seems more like a contrast/design choice rather than a missing
selector. Sorry for the confusion earlier — thanks for the theme!