Case insensitive language highlighting matching#429
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This automatically lowercases language names used in code blocks when finding highlighting scripts for them, since highlightJS defines all languages with lowercase names.
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Looks good to me! Thanks for fixing this.
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This automatically lowercases language names used in code blocks when finding highlighting scripts for them, since highlightJS defines all languages with lowercase names.
This for example allows using
C++as a language name, which previously would not have worked.