Strip markdown-code-runner modifier from code fences in docs #43
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The docs site renderer (Zensical/pymdownx) doesn't understand the "python markdown-code-runner" syntax for code fence language identifiers. This causes the fenced code blocks to be parsed as inline code instead of proper code blocks, breaking the rendering. Add a regex transformation in _transform_readme_links() to strip the "markdown-code-runner" modifier when pulling content from README into the docs templates.
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python markdown-code-runnermarkdown-code-runnermodifier when pulling content from READMETest plan
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