How to prevent emojify from rendering emoji shortcodes in code blocks?

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My page rendering statement is:

{{ .Content | emojify | replaceRE "<a\\s+([^>]*href=\"https?://[^\"]+\"[^>]*)>" "<a $1 target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\">" | safeHTML }}

When my code is part of /etc/passwd, for example:

debian:x:820:1010::/etc/debian:/bin/bash

debian:x:820:1010::/etc/debian:/bin/bash
It is rendered as:

debian❌820:1010::/etc/debian:/bin/bash

debian❌820:1010::/etc/debian:/bin/bash

My current idea is to create a JS script that replaces all emojis within code blocks back, but this would cause even the needed emojis to be replaced, such as git commit -m "✨ Add new feature"
How should I proceed? To prevent it from rendering emoji shortcodes within the code.

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Why are you passing .Content through the emojify function?’

Typically, when using the Markdown content format, you would just set enableEmoji to true in your site configuration.

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Thank you, it’s my lack of expertise. I didn’t realize that Hugo itself handles emoji rendering, so I manually implemented it in the theme

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