feat!: update to MDEx 0.10 #169
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MDEx 0.10 has a few breaking changes which should have minimal impact on Tableau, but the larger change is that there is explicit support for plugins in MDEx, using the similar patterns as Req does. To simplify the use of plugins in Tableau, I have added a `plugins` key to `config.markdown.mdex` which is extracted and used to attach MDEx plugin modules prior to calling `MDEx.to_html!()`. This _could_ be implemented as a separate key `config.mdex_plugins`, but since it's part of the markdown converter, this felt more natural to me. If MDEx or one of its plugins adds a `plugins` option, this will break that -- but I think it's low probability.
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MDEx 0.10 has a few breaking changes which should have minimal impact on Tableau, but the larger change is that there is explicit support for plugins in MDEx, using the similar patterns as Req does.
To simplify the use of plugins in Tableau, I have added a
pluginskey toconfig.markdown.mdexwhich is extracted and used to attach MDEx plugin modules prior to callingMDEx.to_html!().This could be implemented as a separate key
config.mdex_plugins, but since it's part of the markdown converter, this felt more natural to me. If MDEx or one of its plugins adds apluginsoption, this will break that -- but I think it's low probability.