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I've only partially explored the code base, at what point does pnpm strip the piped stdio when generating the recursive output? I see that chalk and [supports-color](https://www.npmjs.com/package/supports-color) is used, can...

For more context, opposed to inheriting, when the `--color` flag is detected, can we not parse the piped stdio and remove any characters that would cause conflict (eg: `(\n\s{0,1}|\-{5,}`) while...

At what point is pnpm stripping the stdio? This one is becoming a little difficult to wrangle lately, which module handles this action?

In this release, you can leverage ignore comments: ``` // parse-ignore-start function () {} // parse-ignore-end ```

Likey a defect pertaining in the markup lexer which happens when handling JSX. Prettier and PrettyDiff handle input in vastly different manners, PrettyDiff generates a _data structure_ whereas Prettier is...

You need to set wrap limit, eg: ```js prettydiff.options.wrap = 120 prettydiff() ``` Bare in mind that Prettier might be problem here and not PrettyDiff. Prettier defaults to a 80...

You'll need to associate this in workspace: ```jsonc { "emmet.includeLanguages": { "liquid": "html" } } ``` We can infer these settings automatically in the defaults, do you think it would...

Good point. I'll add it in **v3.1.0** to defaults.

Alright, co-authored this one and it will be available on the default. Included Liquid CSS and Liquid SCSS snippets. Following extensions will automatically have emmet available: - `.liquid` - `.css.liquid`...

Shipped https://github.com/panoply/vscode-liquid/pull/110