added prism.js for syntax highlighting in code blocks (specific languagee) - #861
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Hi @sivaraam , review this and let me know if any changes required, if no issue found then please merge the PR because it gives me motivation. before :
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Fixes #490.
-- Integrates Prism.js to enable proper syntax highlighting for fenced code blocks across the site.
Changes:
-- Added script/prism.js (bundled core + common languages).
-- Added css/prism.css (default light theme).
-- Linked both files in _layouts/default.html.
-- Tested locally; code blocks with language tags now render with syntax colors instead of plain text.