Syntax Highlight for your github diffs

In plain words

Syntax Highlight for your github diffs is a developer tool that applies syntax highlighting to code differences on GitHub. Launched in 2012, it enhances the readability of diffs by color-coding different programming languages and elements. The tool is designed for developers who review code on GitHub and need clearer visual distinction between changes across various file types.

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