feat: add language-* class to <code> tag #1131
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Description
This PR adds a
language-<lang>class to the<code>element when rendering HTML.This improves compatibility with tools that expect CommonMark/Prism-style language classes.
Example output:
This change is minimal and backward-compatible.
Linked Issues
Fixes #1019
Additional context
This mirrors the same behavior already implemented in the markdown-it transformer and aligns Shiki with other syntax highlighters.