[12.x] remove <?php opening tag in code blocks
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we're being explicit now with our fenced code blocks, rather than relying on guessing, so we don't need to give the guesser any extra help. this also brings consistency because we have a mix of code blocks that use it and ones that don't. also, IMO, it's just noise on the example
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I don't think I love this change. They aren't directly copy and pastable anymore in many cases. |
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hmm..ok. wouldn't have thought that's how people are using them. |
This was referenced Feb 27, 2025
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we're being explicit now with our fenced code blocks, rather than relying on guessing, so we don't need to give the guesser any extra help.
this also brings consistency because we have a mix of code blocks that use it and ones that don't.
also, IMO, it's just noise on the example