Support Multiline Indentation on Chrome and Safari #100
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This PR partially addresses #97 by providing opt-in support for multiline indentation in non-Firefox browsers.
By default, the current behavior (and codepaths) are the same as before. To opt-in to the new feature, users must enable a new option (
multilineIndentation), as demonstrated in the updatedIndex.htmlI believe it would be possible to support Firefox, and I'm happy to collaborate with someone on this PR if they'd like to see support added for that initially.