highlight.js: support for JSONL, JSON-Seq, basic multipart, improve text/event-stream #4553
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Improve text/event-stream support with comment support and generally better configuration (one rule wasn't doing anything). Add support for JSONL/NDJSON (basically JSON without the check for values separated only by whitespace) and JSON Text Sequences (which requires using `0x1E` as the record separator, and highlighting it separately).
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highlight.js: support for JSON Lines and JSON Text Sequences, improve text/event-stream
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Last commit added some very basic multipart support. |
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Improve text/event-stream
highlight.jssupport with comment support and generally better configuration (one rule wasn't doing anything).Add support for JSONL/NDJSON (basically JSON without the check for values separated only by whitespace) and JSON Text Sequences (which requires using
0x1Eas the record separator, and highlighting it separately).Multipart support is very basic, and only supports
Content-part headers (which is what you generally use anyway).Examples from the updated test fixtures: