Preserve whitespace in Ruby AST representation #3
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Using `<pre><code>` causes [Bootstrap to style the AST as code][bootstrap-code-block], using a monospace font and preserving whitespace. Applying `white-space: pre-wrap` causes the text to wrap if it is too wide to fit in the element (as opposed to making the element wider or overflowing). [bootstrap-code-block]: https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.5/content/code/#code-blocks
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Using
<pre><code>causes Bootstrap to style the AST as code, using a monospace font and preserving whitespace.Applying
white-space: pre-wrapcauses the text to wrap if it is too wide to fit in the element (as opposed to making the element wider or overflowing).I haven't been able to try this out locally, but I've tried editing the HTML in production and this produces a decent result.
Tentatively closes #2