Don't execute certain blocks

I just want to have some blocks be documenting how to use it, and then later define how it works. So imagine that this would work (note the first blocks don’t define a scripting language). Perhaps another thing like <!-- ignore --> would be better, so you can have it look like bash still.

run

Run npm in any apps/app folder, defaults to start. To run every app in dev mode for example just do:

maid run app
maid run desktop
maid run electron

which will end up running:

cd apps/app && npm run start
cd apps/desktop && npm run start
cd apps/electron && npm run start

But you can run any arbitrary npm command inside any package here too by using the fourth argument. So, maid run app build would run npm run build inside apps/app.

echo "hi"
cd apps/$1 || echo "not found" && exit 1
pwd

[zephraph]

The pragma works as is because it’s no longer recognized as a runnable type. Technically you could put anything there that wasn’t a supported type and it would be preserved. In this case, Github at the very least still syntax highlights. That means there’s no changes needed to support doing

```bash @ignore
echo "Don't run this with maid"
```

I think it would be easy enough to add the html comment though.

[chrisdmacrae]

Could this not be done with a custom code block identifier, specifically for commenting?

 ```maidcomment
  // code