Fix Jekyll Liquid syntax error in unification chapter#25
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Fix Jekyll Liquid syntax error in unification chapter
Mar 19, 2026
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Fixes a Jekyll build failure caused by Liquid interpreting {{X, two} inside a C# code fence in the unification chapter.
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- Wrapped the affected C# fenced code block in
{% raw %}/{% endraw %}so Liquid does not parse dictionary-initializer braces.
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Jekyll's Liquid engine was choking on
{{X, two}in a C# code block, treating it as an unterminated variable expression and failing the build.Change
Wrapped the offending code block in
{% raw %}/{% endraw %}to prevent Liquid from processing C# dictionary initializer syntax:+{% raw %} ```csharp var subst = new Dictionary<Hole, BinTerm>{{X, two}, {Y, stackOne}};+{% endraw %}