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Include our Markdown documentation in the Doxygen site. #8417

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A few quirks in the Markdown parser were worked around here.

The most notable is that the sequence ]: causes Doxygen to interpret a would-be link as a trailing reference even if it is not at the start of a line. Duplicating the single bracket reference is a portable workaround, i.e.

[winget]  ~>  [winget][winget]

It also doesn't stop interpreting @ directives inside inline code, so it warns about our use of the @ as a decorator symbol inside Python.md.

Rendered locally, the sidebar looks like:

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A few quirks in the Markdown parser were worked around here.

The most notable is that the sequence `]:` causes Doxygen
to interpret a would-be link as a trailing reference even
if it is not at the start of a line. Duplicating the single
bracket reference is a portable workaround, i.e.

    [winget]  ~>  [winget][winget]

It also doesn't stop interpreting `@` directives inside inline
code, so it warns about our use of the `@` as a decorator symbol
inside Python.md.
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That dropdown outline looks NICE! 👍🏼

@alexreinking alexreinking merged commit a65221b into main Sep 10, 2024
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mcourteaux pushed a commit to mcourteaux/Halide that referenced this pull request Sep 15, 2024
A few quirks in the Markdown parser were worked around here.

The most notable is that the sequence `]:` causes Doxygen to interpret a
would-be link as a trailing reference even if it is not at the start of
a line. Duplicating the single bracket reference is a portable
workaround, i.e.

    [winget]  ~>  [winget][winget]

It also doesn't stop interpreting `@` directives inside inline code, so
it warns about our use of the `@` as a decorator symbol inside
Python.md.
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