Syntax highlighting for console snippets

Finally, I moved my blog from wordpress to a static site. I chose zola as the site generator, because most of my documentation nowadays is in markdown anyway.

Syntax highlighting was a badly missed feature for me in the past. And zola delivers :-)

The only thing missing was syntax highlighting for console (terminal) snippets.

I need it to display e.g.:

$ cd /lib/systemd/system
$ for i in fedora*storage* lvm2-monitor.* mdmonitor*.*; \
 do sudo systemctl mask $i; \
 done

with

```console
$ cd /lib/systemd/system
$ for i in fedora*storage* lvm2-monitor.* mdmonitor*.*; \
 do sudo systemctl mask $i; \
 done
```

TLDR: git repo

Using bash as the language indicator does not really fit.

```bash
$ echo "Hello World" # comment
Hello World
$ echo -e ""

```

renders as

$ echo "Hello World" # comment
Hello World
$ echo -e ""

It does not honor the shell prompt, so I took the sublime files for bash and extended them for console.

```console
$ echo "Hello World" # comment
Hello World
$ echo -e ""

```

renders as

$ echo "Hello World" # comment
Hello World
$ echo -e ""

as would a

```bash
echo "Hello World" # comment
echo -e ""
```

echo "Hello World" # comment
echo -e ""

Note: as you can see, the echo is not colored in the second line, so I filed an issue for the sublime bash syntax source.

I still have to figure out how to handle

```console
# echo "Hello World"
# echo "Hello World"
```

# echo "Hello World"
# echo "Hello World"

although this seems to work:

```console
# echo "Hello World"
Hello World
# echo "Hello World"
Hello World
```

# echo "Hello World"
Hello World
# echo "Hello World"
Hello World

Nevertheless, I uploaded the console sublime syntax to a git repo.

Feel free to use it.