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Why is there syntax highlighted in the output?

Simply because of how the penguin docs are built off: Zensical.
To make code annotations, penguin need to ues a complicated thing called: Making comments.

The problem

text does not have comments.
How will the penguins make comments in an uncommentable language?

Why doesn't text have comments?

Because it is simply text. Text is not a programming language. It is plain text.
Penguins often get this confused.

The answer

You don't.

You use a language with comments.
Such as: Python.

Info

Your output is not running code. Do not think you can run code using saying.

Now Python, is a programming language. Therefore, it will have syntax. This is why the is is slightly darker than the rest of the output.