Added basic support for LilyPond #1967
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As the title says: This adds basic support for LilyPond. I'm not a musician and understand very little of the theory of the music being highlighted.
With that out of the way, now to a few notes:
I checked every LilyPond file in the LilyPond source and all of them look ok with no noticeable mistakes (at least I didn't notice any).
Also, I want to add an example to the examples page, so if anyone has a nice LilyPond example please tell me.
Examples
All of the following examples are taken for the LilyPond 2.18.2 source code.
(The incorrect Scheme number highlighting is addressed in #1964.)
This resolves #1861.