feat: add 'batch' alias for DOS syntax highlighting#4400
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The file format is officially called 'batch file' and 'bat' (already an alias) is a shortening of 'batch'. This adds 'batch' as an alias so users can use `language-batch` in their code blocks. Fixes highlightjs#4395
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Fixes #4395
Why
batchis the official name of the file format (batch file), but it cannot be used as an alias for DOS highlighting. The aliasbatalready exists (a shortening ofbatch), sobatchis a natural addition for users who writelanguage-batchin their code blocks.Changes
Added
"batch"to the aliases array in the DOS language definition.Updated component:
src/languages/dos.jsTesting
The
batchalias now resolves to DOS syntax highlighting, consistent with the existingbatandcmdaliases.Surface area