Example:
```
let x = "\u{FFFE}"; // <-- Everything from here on will be colored as string
literal
let y = ..
```
The problem appears to be that the syntax highlighter cannot deal with the
squiggly braces after the `\u`, if I remove them, the syntax highlighter colors
the rest of the code correctly. However, without the braces, the string literal
is no longer valid Rust.
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