refactor/use shiki's transformerMetaHighlight() and add support for multi-key meta notation like add={1} remove={2}
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… like `add={1} remove={2}`
…gName being `js{1}`
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Description
Use
transformerMetaHighlight()Use shiki's transformer to do meta highlight.
Support for multi-key line numbers notation in meta
Modified
highlightLinePlugin()to support multi-key meta notation likeadd={1} remove={2}.In details,
markdown-it-attrsplugin will parse and remove the last{0}notation in meta string, e.g.js add={1} remove={2}=>js add={1} remove=. The original handling add the line numbers back to token but without braces{}, causingtransformerMetaHighlight()unable to match the notations. So the braces is added in this PR. Also make sure there is a space between language name and{0}notations.Linked Issues
#4704