Switch to Rouge for syntax highlighting and add dark syntax-highlighting theme #500
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and fix dark theme being affected by light theme
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Rouge seems to be more actively developed, and most importantly its CSS class names are compatible with Pygments, which means there are more up-to-date themes available for it.
I found a good source (a gist) for Solarized themes that included the Pygments variables, and I built them as SCSS using variables. In order to support dark theme when enabled by the user's (browser) preferences, the dark theme has to override the light theme's directives.