Support render shiki special language like 'ansi' and 'plaintext' #58
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Does Shiki not provide a list of those special languages that we can import? |
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There is a type called |
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Shiki supports displaying the
ansispecial language, and recently, Windows Terminal also supports copying text with ANSI Control Sequences.By combining the two, one can display colored code blocks in Markdown. The obsidian-shiki-plugin does not handle special languages like ansi/plaintext, and this PR adds support for them.
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