Improve syntax highlighting in README - #16
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If you use `jsonc` instead of `json`, then you can have well-highlighted comments.
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Oh, TIL. Thank you for sharing and commit upstream!
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If you use
jsoncinstead ofjson, then you can have well-highlighted comments.