Fall back to general fontification of source blocks if lang attr is n… #55
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I think it'd be good to add an unit test for this. |
Restructure adoc-fontify-code-blocks and adoc-fontify-code-block-natively such that things that are needed for blocks with and without language attribute are done in adoc-fontify-code-blocks.
Done. I'll squash-merge now. |
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Asciidoctor also fontifies code blocks without language attribute like:
[source]
general code block
Adapt
adoc-fontify-code-blocksto that case.