Format Windows console examples with dosconor powershell#957
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Thanks, but looks like something broke:
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Aha! There was an extra trailing colon after the existing “...make sure it's up to date:” text, which was breaking the |
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The Windows console code blocks are formatted with the
dosconPygments lexer. That's the Unix console. How about formatting them with the Windows-specificdosconandpowershelllexers?