chore(playground): use vue code fence in Vue playground template#4487
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chore(playground): use vue code fence in Vue playground template#4487
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What is the current behavior?
The Vue playground template uses a
```htmlcode fence, which doesn't provide accurate syntax highlighting for.vuesingle-file components.What is the new behavior?
The code fence is updated to
```vue, enabling proper Vue syntax highlighting for the generated playground files.Does this introduce a breaking change?
Other information
Docs now supports
vueas a valid syntax highlighting language, making this change viable. Since playground files are generated from this template vianpm run playground:new, all newly generated Vue examples will benefit from accurate highlighting going forward.