Use ```lang for code blocks if lang is set in the config #9
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=begin code :lang<perl6 foo =end code Will result in: ```perl6 foo ```
If we recurse through pod2markdown then our indenting does not get retained. Since we already have a Pod::Block::Code, all we need to do is join, since we have all the data already.
Not all markdown engines support fenced blocks. Allow users to set this in case theirs does not.
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=begin code :lang
foo
=end code
Will result in:
If we recurse through pod2markdown then our indenting does not get retained.
Since we already have a Pod::Block::Code, all we need to do is join, since
we have all the data already