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Fix README formatting #27

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Fix README formatting #27

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Expand Up @@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ A very common use of tree-sitter is to do syntax highlighting. It is possible to

First, check out how it works with SwiftTreeSitterLayer. It's complex, but does a lot for you.

```swift
````swift
// LanguageConfiguration takes care of finding and loading queries in SPM-created bundles.
let markdownConfig = try LanguageConfiguration(tree_sitter_markdown(), name: "Markdown")
let markdownInlineConfig = try LanguageConfiguration(
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ let highlights = try rootLayer.highlights(in: fullRange, provider: textProvider)
for namedRange in highlights {
print("\(namedRange.name): \(namedRange.range)")
}
```
````

You can also use SwiftTreeSitter directly:

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