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feat: basic ipython support #353

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@morgante morgante commented May 23, 2024

Towards #352

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Even using set_ranges on the raw content leads to an incorrect parse. I suspect it is because the whitespace is semantically significant and not picked up correctly.

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@morgante morgante changed the title Parse ipython feat: basic ipython support May 25, 2024
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