feat: export Lean to HTML#537
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This PR adds two executables: * verso-literate: this uses elaborated Verso moduledocs and docstrings to create a richer representation of a Lean module than the prior literate module support, and with less overhead from heuristic Markdown processing. * verso-html: this takes the results of verso-literate and produces an HTML rendering of source code. Perhaps ironically, this fails on Verso documents due to differences in the parser's output, but it can render the rest of Verso's source without issue.
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This PR adds two executables: * verso-literate: this uses elaborated Verso moduledocs and docstrings to create a richer representation of a Lean module than the prior literate module support, and with less overhead from heuristic Markdown processing. * verso-html: this takes the results of verso-literate and produces an HTML rendering of source code. Perhaps ironically, this fails on Verso documents due to differences in the parser's output, but it can render the rest of Verso's source without issue. It also adds the ability for the blog genre and the manual genre to include text using verso-literate, so they can load arbitrary Lean files with Verso moduledocs and treat them as content.
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This PR adds two executables: * verso-literate: this uses elaborated Verso moduledocs and docstrings to create a richer representation of a Lean module than the prior literate module support, and with less overhead from heuristic Markdown processing. * verso-html: this takes the results of verso-literate and produces an HTML rendering of source code. Perhaps ironically, this fails on Verso documents due to differences in the parser's output, but it can render the rest of Verso's source without issue. It also adds the ability for the blog genre and the manual genre to include text using verso-literate, so they can load arbitrary Lean files with Verso moduledocs and treat them as content.
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This PR adds two executables: * verso-literate: this uses elaborated Verso moduledocs and docstrings to create a richer representation of a Lean module than the prior literate module support, and with less overhead from heuristic Markdown processing. * verso-html: this takes the results of verso-literate and produces an HTML rendering of source code. Perhaps ironically, this fails on Verso documents due to differences in the parser's output, but it can render the rest of Verso's source without issue. It also adds the ability for the blog genre and the manual genre to include text using verso-literate, so they can load arbitrary Lean files with Verso moduledocs and treat them as content.
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This PR adds two executables: * verso-literate: this uses elaborated Verso moduledocs and docstrings to create a richer representation of a Lean module than the prior literate module support, and with less overhead from heuristic Markdown processing. * verso-html: this takes the results of verso-literate and produces an HTML rendering of source code. Perhaps ironically, this fails on Verso documents due to differences in the parser's output, but it can render the rest of Verso's source without issue. It also adds the ability for the blog genre and the manual genre to include text using verso-literate, so they can load arbitrary Lean files with Verso moduledocs and treat them as content.
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This PR adds two executables:
verso-literate: this uses elaborated Verso moduledocs and docstrings to create a richer representation of a Lean module than the prior literate module support, and with less overhead from heuristic Markdown processing.
verso-html: this takes the results of verso-literate and produces an HTML rendering of source code. Perhaps ironically, this fails on Verso documents due to differences in the parser's output, but it can render the rest of Verso's source without issue.
It also adds the ability for the blog genre and the manual genre to include text using verso-literate, so they can load arbitrary Lean files with Verso moduledocs and treat them as content.