Fix broken link to hljs.ts in code syntax documentation #1927
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The documentation for supported code block languages contained a broken link that was returning a 404 error. The link was pointing to
src/Elastic.Markdown/Assets/hljs.ts, but this file has been moved tosrc/Elastic.Documentation.Site/Assets/hljs.ts.This change updates the link in
docs/syntax/code.mdto point to the correct location where users can find the complete list of supported languages for syntax highlighting, including languages like JavaScript, Python, TypeScript, YAML, C#, Go, Rust, and many others.The broken link was preventing users from easily discovering which programming languages are supported for code block syntax highlighting in the docs-builder system.
Fixes #1924.
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