Add gdscript highlight in markdown code block#1022
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Just to make sure since you mentioned it in the description: Did you utilize AI to create this PR? I don't think |
- Only support gdscript, no gd, to be consistent with github behavior
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Yeah, for writing the tmlanguage json. But I didn't find where/how to attribute that in CONTRIBUTING.md, Changed to only allow extends Node
func _ready() -> void:
print("Hello from gdscript")extends Node
func _ready() -> void:
print("Hello from gdscript")extends Node
func _ready() -> void:
print("Hello from gdscript") |
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Add grammar to highlight gd script in markdown.
The main use case I have is let claude/codex generate me a tutorial doc so that I can
follow it and write the scripts by myself instead of vibe everything.