Turn on syntax highlighting of code blocks #206
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According to Github Pages guides, the `highlighter` option should be set to `pygments` (which is the default), see <https://help.github.com/articles/using-jekyll-with-pages/#defaults> By overriding it with `true`, we were effectively disabling syntax highlighting.
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👍 to this. Does this add a compile time python dependancy? If it does, I would rather have the CSS it generates committed to the repo. |
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Turn on syntax highlighting of code blocks
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thanks 👍 |
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