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Unified all three languages, 95 extensions, and shared aliases for both highlighters. - #32
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Unify MDX language aliases, default highlighting languages, and file extension detection in one shared catalog covering 49 languages and 95 extensions. Both Shiki and highlight.js now normalize aliases consistently, with mappings for grammar names that differ between engines.
Add regression coverage for language availability, aliases, and imported code blocks.
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TypeScript 7, lint, and installed Shiki metadata checks pass. Tests were not run, per the repository’s watch workflow guidance.