Use standard syntax for output codeblocks.#328
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We used to need to use a shortcode to show output blocks of code. This changes that so we just need to use ```output, and that block will be rendered in no-colours, and the copy button is gone.
If an `output` codeblock immediately follows a non-output codeblock (like `shell` or `yaml` or whatever), then remove the margin between the two. Otherwise, it'll stay as normal.
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Writers can now use the following syntax when creating codeblocks that only contain output:
This'll render the
outputblock, but in black and white (no syntax highlighting) and no copy button. The idea here is to make it easier for readers to see what should and should not be copied into their terminal.It looks like this:
Essentially a re-creation of #151, but this time for the Zola site (last one was Docusaurus).