Plugin Tweaks: Support the Code Syntax Block #387
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Drafting this, as it isn't necessary anywhere just yet— just something I started on because of WordPress/wporg-documentation-2022#56 (before realizing we hadn't set up Code Syntax Block there). When the redesigns start up again, we can revisit it.
When working on the Developer site, we switched from SyntaxHighlighter Evolved to the Code Syntax Block plugin, with a custom style for the syntax highlight. SyntaxHighlighter also provided some shortcodes, so when that is deactivated, those shortcodes break.
This PR pulls out the code from Developer to support those legacy shortcodes by injecting in the Code block, if Code Syntax Block is active. This allows us to deactivate SyntaxHighlighter Evolved without needing to update all the old content.
This also adds in the custom prism theme, so that we can have a central place for those styles to live.