module' ("module" then a "prime" symbol) is incorrectly highlight as a keyword

[exists-forall]

The identifier module' triggers the syntax highlighting associated with the normal module keyword, even though the inclusion of the prime/single-quote symbol should turn it into an ordinary, non-reserved identifier. Importantly, all text after the identifier module' is highlighted as though it were part of a module declaration, which can seriously break syntax highlighting on large parts of valid source files.

Here's an example of the incorrect syntax highlighting for the identifier module':

And an example of correct syntax highlighting for the identifier module_:

[JustusAdam]

The problem is this line \b(module)\b where it requires a word end after module. The problem is that the regex implementation does not recognise the ' as a word character.
I assume the same (or a similar one would be present if you tried using import' as an identifier or let').
I assume something like (\b(?!')) might fix it.

[JustusAdam]

That regex fixed it. I also applied the same technique to all other keywords like let', import' etc.
I'd appreciate if you can check that it I got them all.