Too many parentheses seem to result in incorrect styles

[wfh010624]

Describe the issue/behavior that seems buggy

The following code should display correctly, but when I limit the length of a VARCHAR, the style becomes incorrect
Sample Code or Instructions to Reproduce

<template>
    <highlightjs language="sql" :code="testSql" />
    <highlightjs language="sql" :code="testSql2" />
</template>
<script setup name="bizSimple">
	const testSql = 'CREATE TABLE ads_jyzs_stm_sale_store_cd(\n' +
		'    id VARCHAR,\n' +
		'    datedday DATE,\n' +
		'    org_gid INT4,\n' +
		'    store_gid INT4,\n' +
		'    store_code VARCHAR,\n' +
		'    store_name VARCHAR,\n' +
		'    salamt DECIMAL(24,4),\n' +
		'    pct DECIMAL(24,4),\n' +
		'    salqty DECIMAL(24,4),\n' +
		'    bckqty DECIMAL(24,4),\n' +
		'    tar_salamt DECIMAL(24,4),\n' +
		'    cv INT4,\n' +
		'    mb_cv INT4,\n' +
		'    mb_sv INT4,\n' +
		'    shelfsale_skucnt INT8,\n' +
		'    PRIMARY KEY (id)\n' +
		')'
	const testSql2 = 'CREATE TABLE ads_jyzs_stm_sale_store_cd(\n' +
		'    id VARCHAR,\n' +
		'    datedday DATE,\n' +
		'    org_gid INT4,\n' +
		'    store_gid INT4,\n' +
		'    store_code VARCHAR(32),\n' +
		'    store_name VARCHAR,\n' +
		'    salamt DECIMAL(24,4),\n' +
		'    pct DECIMAL(24,4),\n' +
		'    salqty DECIMAL(24,4),\n' +
		'    bckqty DECIMAL(24,4),\n' +
		'    tar_salamt DECIMAL(24,4),\n' +
		'    cv INT4,\n' +
		'    mb_cv INT4,\n' +
		'    mb_sv INT4,\n' +
		'    shelfsale_skucnt INT8,\n' +
		'    PRIMARY KEY (id)\n' +
		')'
</script>

Expected behavior

the same style before and after the change
Additional context

[wfh010624]

Additional:
"highlight.js": "^11.10.0",
"vue": "3.2.44",
main.js:

import hljs from "highlight.js/lib/core";
import hljsVuePlugin from "@highlightjs/vue-plugin";
import sql from "highlight.js/lib/languages/sql";

hljs.registerLanguage("sql", sql);
const app = createApp(App)
app.use(hljsVuePlugin)

app.mount('#app')

[joshgoebel]

Can you confirm this behavior using the demo? I think the vue plugin may be broken here. This does not look like sql to me in your second example - so no wonder nothing is highlighted correctly.

https://highlightjs.org/demo