Replaces the single-regex raw path parsing with a structural parser
that peels [title], {meta} and #region off the end, so meta can no
longer be silently swallowed into the file path. Inside the braces,
everything after the language is now passed through to the fence info
verbatim, allowing multiple attributes and quoted values (e.g.
{ts twoslash key="a b"}). Extensions are derived from the file name,
so dotfiles resolve, region references may contain dots, and {1, 2}
style spacing is tolerated.
Region extraction uses the new region engine, so all same-named
regions are concatenated in document order, and which marker lines are
removed from the output is configurable through stripRegionMarkers.
BREAKING CHANGES:
- a missing snippet file or region now throws instead of rendering an
error message inside the code block (or importing the whole file, in
the region case); the silent option restores non-fatal behavior by
logging a warning and rendering nothing
- the language inferred from a file name now includes uppercase
extensions, which were previously matched as [a-z0-9]+ only, so a
snippet of e.g. Foo.TS is highlighted where it used to render
without a language; suffixes that are not alphanumeric, like .c++ or
.code-snippets, are still not inferred and need the language given
in the braces
- markdown.snippet now accepts an options object in addition to the
boolean toggle
- rawPathToToken, findRegion and dedent are no longer exported from
the plugin module
Co-authored-by: Miroma <its.miroma@proton.me>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Divyansh Singh
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