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Differentiate Keys from String Values

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Hello, Currently, JSON highlighting on GitHub does not differentiate keys from string values. For example, the following: ```json { "parentShape": "{\"type\":\"MultiPolygon\",\"coordinates\":[[[[-75.1626205444336,39.95580659996906],[-75.25531768798828,39.94514735903112],[-75.22785186767578,39.89446035777916],[-75.1461410522461,39.88761144548104],[-75.09309768676758,39.91078961774283],[-75.09464263916016,39.93817189499188],[-75.12039184570312,39.94435771955196],[-75.1626205444336,39.95580659996906]]]]}", "childShapes": [ "{\"type\":\"MultiPolygon\",\"coordinates\":[[[[-75.1626205444336,39.95580659996906],[-75.25531768798828,39.94514735903112],[-75.22785186767578,39.89446035777916],[-75.1461410522461,39.88761144548104],[-75.09309768676758,39.91078961774283],[-75.09464263916016,39.93817189499188],[-75.12039184570312,39.94435771955196],[-75.1626205444336,39.95580659996906]]]]}", "{\"type\":\"MultiPolygon\",\"coordinates\":[[[[-75.1626205444336,39.95580659996906],[-75.25531768798828,39.94514735903112],[-75.22785186767578,39.89446035777916],[-75.1461410522461,39.88761144548104],[-75.09309768676758,39.91078961774283],[-75.09464263916016,39.93817189499188],[-75.12039184570312,39.94435771955196],[-75.1626205444336,39.95580659996906]]]]}", "{\"type\":\"MultiPolygon\",\"coordinates\":[[[[-75.1626205444336,39.95580659996906],[-75.25531768798828,39.94514735903112],[-75.22785186767578,39.89446035777916],[-75.1461410522461,39.88761144548104],[-75.09309768676758,39.91078961774283],[-75.09464263916016,39.93817189499188],[-75.12039184570312,39.94435771955196],[-75.1626205444336,39.95580659996906]]]]}" ], "streamLines": "{\"type\":\"MultiLineString\",\"coordinates\":[[[-75.1436574074125,39.9180092592633],[-75.1437500000051,39.9180092592633],[-75.1438425925977,39.9181018518559],[-75.1439351851903,39.9181944444485],[-75.1439351851903,39.918287037041]]]}", "operations":...

rajadain

`ruby20` was an old Homebrew-installed version for getting Ruby 2 on old macOS (see https://stackoverflow.com/a/14138490). This fix simply uses system installed Ruby, which ensures macOS compatibility on supported versions since...

Dakta