Allow raw prefix on code block languages #38
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Based on proposal in #31 > Prettier likes to format embedded code blocks in our markdown. Generally, we like this too, except when we don't. Sometimes we deliberately want to format something "weird" to demonstrate that our language supports that; in those cases we don't want prettier to undo our "weird" formatting. To achieve this, we can use a raw codeblock However the implementation differs by requiring a space before the language name (which still thwarts tools like GH and prettier) and makes this part of the parsed AST rather than part of the highlight function name.
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Based on proposal in #31
However the implementation differs by requiring a space before the language name (which still thwarts tools like GH and prettier) and makes this part of the parsed AST rather than part of the highlight function name.