Add alias for pycon lexer (python-console) #2697
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Hi,
While writing documentation for the Django project (which uses reStructuredText) I noticed a
code-block:: pyconand was really confused for a while. I genuinely assumed someone had made a typo because when I read "pycon", the only thing that comes to mind for me is the python conference of the same name. I had to look it up to figure out it was short for "PYthon CONsole".This PR adds a new alias for the lexer with a name that's a bit more verbose, but also a bit less confusing (imo).
As it's a new alias, I believe this should be fully backwards compatible.
Thanks! ✨