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When XSLT call-template is used and the template includes Javascript (probably anything really) with '=>' it helpfully converts the '>' to the HTML entity '>'. This of course breaks the Javascript when it comes round to running the stuff.
This change uses a different approach to setting up highlight.js that does not need '=>'.
I should have probably worked out why the '>' is being converted to '>' but realistically I know more about Javascript than I do about XSLT and life is short.