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Looks like this, with end keywords not highlighted:
end become correctly highlighted when parentheses in (2) are removed:
@timeletfor i in1:5
x, =2endend
x, = fn(2)
Only the lastend keyword will be mis-highlighted when this syntax is used:
@timeletfor i in1:5
x, =fn(2)
endend
Without range syntax
Try this code (indentation is important!):
@timeletfor i in [1,2]
x, = (2)
endend
This is highlighted like this:
Now place the cursor before the innermost end and press Backspace. Pluto will suddenly recognize this weirdly aligned end as belonging to for and highlight it correctly:
This code
renders like

I'm using Pluto 0.19.0, Julia 1.7.2
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