"Require" is not highlighted in the editor, even though it is being used.

### Describe the bug

"require" word not hightlighted.


### Expected Behavior

Need to use handler with text:
```js
async ({
deep, require,
data: {newLink: {
id: setWebhookLinkId,
from_id: hostLinkId,
to_id: tokenLinkId
}}
}) => {

const typeIdTelegram = await deep.id("@l4legenda/telegram", "Token");

const {data: [{value:{value: hostValue}}]} = await deep.select({
id: hostLinkId,
})

const {data: telegramLinkToken} = await deep.select({
type_id: typeIdTelegram
})

if (telegramLinkToken.length === 0) {
throw new Error(`${setWebhookLinkId} must have contained a link of type ${typeIdTelegram}`)
}
const [{value:{value: tokenValue}}] = telegramLinkToken;

const axios = require('axios');
const result = await axios.post("https://api.telegram.org/bot"+tokenValue+"/setWebhook",{
url: `${hostValue}/messages`,
});

return result.data
}
```

### Current Behavior

_No response_

### Steps to reproduce

_No response_

### Environment

deepcase 0.0.29

Start in the deepcase editor's syntax-highlighting entry point and reproduce the issue with the JavaScript handler shown in the report, using deepcase 0.0.29 as the reference environment. Trace how the editor classifies require and verify that the word is highlighted when used in the handler. Done means the reported require usage receives the expected highlighting without breaking other editor highlighting.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.