https://docs.sandstorm.io/en/latest/vagrant-spk/installation/#install-vagrant-spk has some code snippets that are getting syntax-highlighted with probably the wrong language. The shell snippet at the end appears to be using C++-style // comments, and the various shell output bits are getting random-looking formatting applied.
In standard Github-flavored-markdown, you can write
```bash
mkdir -p ~/projects
to hint the desired language for code highlighting; let's use that for code blocks. For the shell output, perhaps we just want
VirtualBox: Command not found.
or maybe there's a "none" syntax highlighter we could try?
https://docs.sandstorm.io/en/latest/vagrant-spk/installation/#install-vagrant-spk has some code snippets that are getting syntax-highlighted with probably the wrong language. The shell snippet at the end appears to be using C++-style // comments, and the various shell output bits are getting random-looking formatting applied.
In standard Github-flavored-markdown, you can write
VirtualBox: Command not found.