Added better support for transforming markdown code blocks#56
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I did some research and unfortunately there is no support in the google docs API for the native code block feature with language-specific syntax highlighting, but this approach still makes a block-like experience with a 1x1 table and squared off background color. Here's a screenshot from my latest import:
Previously, full code blocks were handled the same as inline code - green text on a dark background that only spanned as far as each text line spanned. It was more like a lot of individual inline code instead of one big code block.