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docs: highlight npx in bash blocks and polish English copy

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Use Prism insertBefore for CLI commands like npx, tighten tutorial and reference wording, and keep YAML titles free of backticks so sidebar and page headings stay correct.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <[email protected]>
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@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ describe: A short introduction to the Liquid template language and some simple d
LiquidJS is a simple, expressive and safe [Shopify][shopify/liquid] / GitHub Pages compatible template engine in pure JavaScript. The purpose of this repo is to provide a standard Liquid implementation for the JavaScript community. Liquid is originally implemented in Ruby and used by GitHub Pages, Jekyll and Shopify, see [Differences with Shopify/liquid][diff].
LiquidJS syntax is relatively simple. There're 2 types of markups in LiquidJS:
LiquidJS syntax is relatively simple. There are 2 types of markups in LiquidJS:
- **Tags**. A tag consists of a tag name and optional arguments wrapped between `{%raw%}{%{%endraw%}` and `%}`.
- **Outputs**. An output consists of a value and a list of filters, which is optional, wrapped between `{%raw%}{{{%endraw%}` and `}}`.
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ A complete list of filters supported by LiquidJS can be found [here](../filters/
## Tags
**Tags** are used to control the template rendering process, manipulating template variables, inter-op with other templates, etc. For example `assign` can be used to define a variable which can be later used in the template:
**Tags** are used to control the template rendering process, manipulating template variables, interacting with other templates, etc. For example `assign` can be used to define a variable that can be later used in the template:
```liquid
{% assign foo = "FOO" %}
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{% if foo == "FOO" %}
Variable `foo` equals "FOO"
{% else %}
Variable `foo` not equals "FOO"
Variable `foo` does not equal "FOO"
{% endif %}
```