Use case-sensitive code snippets created by MarkdownSnippets#2135
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Oh, man, let's get this one in ASAP before it's a conflict problem. Thank you for going through that, I wasn't quite aware of the case sensitivity issue. |
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After running
npm run mdsnippets(according to https://github.com/JasperFx/wolverine?tab=readme-ov-file#documentation) you can see many file changes in the documentation where the snippets generated by MarkdownSnippets align casing with the original value.BEFORE
AFTER
I suspect it can be related to the fact that at some moment MarkdownSnippets started to use case-sensitive snippets (see SimonCropp/MarkdownSnippets#701).
This PR just uses the snippets generated by MarkdownSnippets to avoid "too many changes" in future.