Expose a function to parse pulldown-mark Events
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This might be useful for a tool (who said Clippy?) that already parses markdown using `pulldown-cmark` in order not to parse the documentation twice.
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Oh yes, absolutely!
This is not the final API probably, so let's just add it as a pub function until we settle on a nicer design. I think I even have a branch somewhere where I tried to impl |
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🎉 Could you publish a v0.1 on crates.io so I can start working on Clippy integration? |
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Sure, coming right up. Want me to add you as a collaborator/crate owner? |
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This might be useful for a tool (who said Clippy?) that already parses markdown using
pulldown-cmarkin order not to parse the documentation twice.Cc https://github.com/Manishearth/rust-clippy/pull/1799.
You might want that to be hidden behind a feature flag?