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Are you using the standard Markdown syntax highlighting for these files? If so, likely it makes sense to customize it for yourself or to find a specialist Sublime Text syntax definition for them.
When I view a codeblock in a quarto (.qmd) file, bat displays syntax correctly if I say three backticks followed by a space followed by r, as in
but Quarto requires curly braces around the language name and bat doesn't display syntax if I say three backticks followed by r in curly braces, as in
Can you add syntax recognition for the language name in curly braces?
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