Rmd fenced block syntax highlighting for julia, python, etc#460
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LGTM.
Tested on macOS and it works nicely. Thanks!
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What problem did you solve?
Add Rmd fenced block syntax highlighting for common languages in Rmd
Although there are a total of 42 supported languages, I think we can keep VSCode-R lean by just supporting additional languages above, which should cover almost all use cases. New language can be added upon user request.
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(Kindly ignore the minor different colors of my Julia's starting code block because I customize it in my theme extension. They all should have the same colors on your machine e.g. white color as shown here)