Update alert messages in readme to be more obvious #619
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Hi!
I was checking out Scriban as a potential option for an HTML templating engine for my project and had some difficulty getting started as the information on the difference between C# pascal-case properties and liquid snake-case properties left me debugging my starter code for a couple of hours. I also noticed when looking for a fix that someone else had a similar issue where the documentation wasn't clear: #38 (comment)
I've proposed using GitHub's alert formatting syntax to try and help this stand out a little more in the readme