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Pretty print #288

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Merged

Pretty print #288

merged 4 commits into from Jan 23, 2014

Commits on Dec 10, 2013

  1. Add noHighlightCSS conf option to omit the highlighting css 

    This is useful if a custom stylesheet already has the highlighting definitions integrated.
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Commits on Dec 11, 2013

  1. Split out google-code-prettify

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  2. Update to latest version of google-code-prettify

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  3. Use google-code-prettify as AMD module 

    The latest versions are now AMD compatible, as long as the module name
`google-code-prettify` is used. Updated Highlight.js to use the
exported object.
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