Require language identifiers in markdown code blocks #264
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@fkj an intentionally wrong file doesn't pass, (un)fortunately. The error message is just |
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Code blocks without language identifiers render with incorrect styles. This commit adds an `awk` script to `lint-staged` to check for such cases. (The script checks `in_block` to distinguish between opening and closing backticks.)
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Code blocks without language identifiers render with incorrect styles. This commit adds an
awkscript tolint-stagedto check for such cases. (The script checksin_blockto distinguish between opening and closing backticks.)