Fallback to auto-language if highlighting fails #96
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raspu
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Same as raspu#96 but without the CSS changes. Some change in 2.2.0 made this issue resurface.
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Same as raspu#96 but without the CSS changes. Some change in 2.2.0 made this issue resurface.
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I ran into a case where the highlight would return
undefinedfrom javascript. it seems due to an unsupported language name. Instead, this case is retried with automatic highlighting, which does return a valid result.