Dear Maintainer,

I have the following in a Makefile:

base_branch	= $(shell echo 'origin/develop origin/release/* origin/master' \
			| xargs git branch -a -l \
			| while read b; do \
				d1="$$(git rev-list --first-parent ^$$b HEAD | wc -l)"; \
				d2="$$(git rev-list --first-parent ^HEAD $$b | wc -l)"; \
				echo "$$b $$d1 $$d2"; \
			done \
			| sort -n -k2 -k3 \
			| head -n1 \
			| awk '{print $$1}' \
			| sed -e 's,remotes/,,' -e 's,origin/,,';)

bb:
	echo $(base_branch);

It is correct make syntax, AFAIK, and it works as expected, printing the
closest parent branch with a specified pattern, but the highlighting considers
the first closing parenthesis (at the end of the line starting with 'd1')
as the end of the $(shell ...) expression, so the rest of the expression
is wrongly colored.

Could you please fix it?  Or tell me how to fix it? :)

Thanks,

Alex
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