Update cli-highlight to v2.1.11
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While this version was already in the supported range, this change sets it as the minimum in order to address highlightjs/highlight.js#2877 The older versions of cli-highlight (including 2.1.4) were still using highlight.js v9, causing consumers to receive EOL warnings when using this package. While consumers could bump the version with lockfile upgrades, this makes it explicit that we're moving away from the EOL'd versions.
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While this version was already in the supported range, this change sets it as the minimum in order to address highlightjs/highlight.js#2877
The older versions of cli-highlight (including 2.1.4) were still using highlight.js v9, causing consumers to receive EOL warnings when using this package. While consumers could bump the version with lockfile upgrades, this makes it explicit that we're moving away from the EOL'd versions.