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Run highlight.js asynchronously #527
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Move the very minimal logic of highlightDOM into TextualBody because then we can avoid scheduling a lot of timeouts which would ultimately do nothing (ie. any messages that don't have code blocks).
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Move the very minimal logic of highlightDOM into TextualBody
because then we can avoid scheduling a lot of timeouts which
would ultimately do nothing (ie. any messages that don't have code
blocks).
This makes code blocks initially render unhighlighted and then 'pop' into colour slightly after switching rooms or the message appears. Personally I think this is probably OK?