feat: re-implement @lexical/code-shiki to let Shiki load languages on-demand#2977
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Description
Fixes #2976 by re-implementing
@lexical/code-shikiallowing Shiki's default on-demand languages behavior.This PR just demonstrates Lexical's build configuration bug, we should probably wait for a new, should be imminent, Lexical release that addresses this bug.
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