Fix fuzzing guide code block formatting #1224
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ElliotFriend
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I'm with you, the weird highlighting sometimes feels... well, weird lol.
The nit-picker in me likes to have something specified, so i typically use text as the "language" when i don't want any highlighting. but that just stems from this markdownlint plugin for vs code i use, and it flags that there "should always be a language specified." but, honestly, it's more of a preference thing hehe.
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I don't mind whether it is text or nothing. What should I do? |
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I'll change it. |
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What
Change the formatting of the code blocks on the fuzzing guide from 'shell' to nothing.
Why
Shell formatting shouldn't be used for simple commands, otherwise the formatter will highly random arguments that happen to fit shell keywords.