@Nonnull
	default IntRange expandRange(@Nonnull String text, int initialStart, int initialEnd) {
		return new IntRange(initialStart, initialEnd);
	}
By default, the {@link Editor} will create a base range to restyle when a text change is made.
However, in some cases that range may not be complete due to the change made.
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Consider in a multi-line comment if you remove the last {@code '/'}. The end is now the next {@code '*\/'} found
in the document, which can be much further along in the text than the range created by the {@link Editor}.
Thus, implementations of {@link SyntaxHighlighter} are given the ability to expand ranges when cases like this
exist.

@param text
		Full text.
@param initialStart
		Start range in text to style.
@param initialEnd
		End range in text to style.

@return Expanded range to style.
By default, returns the given range.

@see SyntaxUtil#getRangeForRestyle(String, StyleSpans, SyntaxHighlighter, PlainTextChange) Usage of this method.
recaf-ui/src/main/java/software/coley/recaf/ui/control/richtext/syntax/SyntaxHighlighter.java