Highlighting SASS in Sublime Text

Sublime Text improperly highlights SASS files with a HAML syntax.

With OS X / Sublime Text 3:

• Quit Sublime Text.
• Open the Finder
• Type: ⌘⇧G (Command+Shift+G) and go to /Applications/Sublime Text/Contents/MacOS/Packages.
• Copy Rails.sublime-package to a folder somewhere (you can create a new folder on your Desktop).
• Rename it to Rails.zip (OS X will raise a warning about changing extensions, but you can ignore it).
• (Rails.zip should now be the only file of the folder)
• Expand the zip. It will create ~100 files.
• Open Ruby Haml.tmLanguage in Sublime Text.
• Just remove the <string>sass</string> key and save.
• Remove `Rails.zip, compress all the remaining files to a ZIP archive.
• Rename the new zip to Rails.sublime-package to replace the original file.

With OS X / Sublime Text 2:

• Open the Finder
• Type: ⌘⇧G (Command+Shift+G) and go to ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/Packages/Rails.
• Open Ruby Haml.tmLanguage in Sublime Text.
• Just remove the <string>sass</string> key and save.

You might also want to add .sass-cache to folder_exclude_patterns in the preferences.