Test that preview/unstable features are documented #4187
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In psf#4096 I added a list of current preview/unstable features to the docs. I think this is important for publicizing what's in our preview style. This PR adds an automated test to ensure the list stays up to date in the future.
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In #4096 I added a list of current preview/unstable features to the docs. I think
this is important for publicizing what's in our preview style. This PR adds an
automated test to ensure the list stays up to date in the future.
This doesn't work with pre-commit (which is why I'm making this a draft). Haven't been able to figure out a way to fix that. I considered making it a unit test instead, but that will probably get redistributors unhappy.