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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.

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title: Operators
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LiquidJS operators are very simple and different. There're 2 types of operators supported:
LiquidJS operators are very simple and different. There are 2 types of operators supported:
* Comparison operators: `==`, `!=`, `>`, `<`, `>=`, `<=`
* Logic operators: `not`, `or`, `and`, `contains`
* Logical operators: `not`, `or`, `and`, `contains`
Thus numerical operators are not supported and you cannot even plus two numbers like this `{% raw %}{{a + b}}{% endraw %}`, instead we need a filter `{% raw %}{{ a | plus: b}}{% endraw %}`. Actually `+` is a valid variable name in LiquidJS.
Thus arithmetic operators are not supported and you cannot add two numbers like this `{% raw %}{{a + b}}{% endraw %}`. Instead, use a filter: `{% raw %}{{ a | plus: b}}{% endraw %}`. Actually `+` is a valid variable name in LiquidJS.
## Logic Operators
## Logical Operators
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1. Comparison operators, and `contains`. All comparison operators alongside `contains` have the same (highest) precedence.
2. `not` operator. It has slightly more precedence than `or` and `and`.
3. `or` and `and` operators. These logic operators have the same (lowest) precedence.
3. `or` and `and` operators. These logical operators have the same (lowest) precedence.
## Associativity
Logic operators are evaluated from right to left, see [shopify docs][operator-order].
Logical operators are evaluated from right to left, see [shopify docs][operator-order].
[operator-order]: https://shopify.dev/docs/api/liquid/basics#order-of-operations