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• Fixes issues with markdown code highlights. The language will default to html.
• Tests added for code highlighting when using markdown blocks

• Updated dependencies
• Updated project branding and urls

Update marked (0.3.6 -> 0.3.14) to resolve Security Vulnerability 2017-17461

Throw an exception if there's an error in compiling a layout, instead of just logging to the console. Thanks @kazagkazag!

Updated the markdown helper to output highlighted code in the same style as the code helper. Thanks @gormus!

Fixed issue #132, which was introduced with the addition of BOM stripping in version 1.5.0.

• Added an @index variable that can be used within the #repeat helper. It starts at 0 and increments on each repeat.
• Fixed only top-level files within a data/ folder being loaded. Files within subfolders will now load also.
• Fixed a caching issue that would prevent JSON-based data from being updated within templates when saved.
• Strip the byte order mark from pages and partials.
• Partials no longer have a newline added to them when loaded into Handlebars.

Thanks to @Thumbleweed, @asselinpaul, and @FracturedShader for their contributions to this release ❤️

• Data files can be written as Node modules. Thanks @Mandrewdarts!
• Added a CLI tool. Install it with npm i panini -g.
• Updated dependencies.

Upgraded from Handlebars 3 to 4! Your existing templates will work fine. Handlebars 4 brings two interesting new features: inline partials and decorators. SitePoint has a good overview of what's up.

• Panini has a full test suite now!
• Using a standalone instance of Panini is now easier, as the Panini.render() function can be used standalone.
• Layouts, partials, helpers, and data can now be configured as an array of file paths instead of a single file path.
• Added a pageLayouts option which allows pages to have preset layouts by folder.

Special thanks to @avr for contributing code this release!