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* feat: show hovers on closing delimiters (#428) Closes #427 * feat: linter for Unicode typography (#430) * chore: adapt to upstream SubVerso improvements (#432) In particular, this fixes highlighting for sorts and improves the display of tactic states. * feat: LinkTargets for Blog Genre and definitions (#431) * fix: parse ` ` correctly (#433) * doc: update README for nightly procedures (#424) * fix: hover for imax had flipped args (#434) * fix: remove obsolete z-index customization for tactic states (#435) * chore: bump SubVerso version (#438) * fix: demo textbook would delete files (#439) It seems that a relative path became absolute. Now it's relative again. * chore: bump SubVerso for bug fixes (#440) * Fix port number for accessing demosite in README.md (#442) * feat: allow parts to disable showing inline HTML ToC (#444) * feat: cross-references between documents (#441) This is a feature inspired by InterSphinx, to allow documents to reference one another. The idea is that the internal cross-references database is placed at a well-known URL, and documents can download and cache it, using it to resolve links. * chore: bump to nightly-2025-06-19 --------- Co-authored-by: Pim Otte <otte.pim@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Hanson Char <hanson.char@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: jrr6 <7482866+jrr6@users.noreply.github.com>
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Contained: * feat: show hovers on closing delimiters (#428) Closes #427 * feat: linter for Unicode typography (#430) * chore: adapt to upstream SubVerso improvements (#432) In particular, this fixes highlighting for sorts and improves the display of tactic states. * feat: LinkTargets for Blog Genre and definitions (#431) * fix: parse ` ` correctly (#433) * doc: update README for nightly procedures (#424) * fix: hover for imax had flipped args (#434) * fix: remove obsolete z-index customization for tactic states (#435) * chore: bump SubVerso version (#438) * fix: demo textbook would delete files (#439) It seems that a relative path became absolute. Now it's relative again. * chore: bump SubVerso for bug fixes (#440) * Fix port number for accessing demosite in README.md (#442) * feat: allow parts to disable showing inline HTML ToC (#444) * feat: cross-references between documents (#441) This is a feature inspired by InterSphinx, to allow documents to reference one another. The idea is that the internal cross-references database is placed at a well-known URL, and documents can download and cache it, using it to resolve links. * feat: add linters for extra markup (#448) In particular, this will help users not get caught on the fact that `*` is different from Markdown. * fix: display multiple authors correctly (#449) * feat: add part generation and info-string checking in Markdown elab (#445) This PR adds the Markdown elaboration features required for error explanations, namely the ability to create `Part`s from Markdown headers, the ability to access infostrings in code-block elaborators, and a "strict" inline code elaboration mode. * feat: linter for missing section tags in manual genre (#450) * fix: respect `none` for section tags in manual genre (#451) * chore: bump to nightly-2025-06-23 --------- Co-authored-by: Pim Otte <otte.pim@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Hanson Char <hanson.char@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: jrr6 <7482866+jrr6@users.noreply.github.com>
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* feat: components in blog genre (#385) Components bundle together HTML, JS, and CSS. * chore: bump dependencies for nightly-2025-05-08 (#386) * feat: upstream table from reference manual (#387) * feat: generate directives for block components (#388) * chore: document and partially enforce new procedures (#381) * chore: bump to latest SubVerso and Lean nightly (#390) * fix: use correct internal name for table block (#391) * fix: allow list item contents to be on new line (#392) * fix: behavior of SVG tags inside the HTML (#393) * feat: manual genre can display Lean code from external projects (#394) * feat: allow namespace suppression when extracting external code (#395) * chore: remove redundant error mods (#397) SubVerso now retains the fact that they were errors. * feat: use upstream hints infrastructure in errors (#398) * chore: bump to nightly-2025-05-19 (#399) * feat: alternative approach to incrementality (#400) Replaces the Lean command parser with a new one that takes a block at a time, rather than parsing Verso as one giant command and implementing incrementality "by hand". Each Verso block is elaborated to a top-level definition, which makes the checking for `sorry` and errors work the way it should. Without this, the `sorry` warning was emitted in the presence of errors, which was inconsistent with the rest of Lean. This is also a step towards elaborating Verso directly, which will probably improve performance in the future. A diff threshold was added to `leanOutput` in the manual genre to account for differences in IR shown in examples in the reference manual as a result of compiling blocks to separate defs. * feat: generalize external Lean code display (#401) It can now work in many genres, with only an instance declaration needed. In particular, it works in blogs. * fix: also generate document when text is empty (#402) * feat: bundle KaTeX and include by default in manual genre (#403) * fix: external code rebuilds and hints (#404) Prevents spurious rebuilds from subprocesses and repairs broken hint formatting. * feat: suggest code samples based on string contents (#405) * feat: document elaboration hooks (#406) This allows Verso extensions to register things like cleanup functions for internal state that they can't otherwise control (e.g. temporary directories). * chore: bump toolchain to nightly-2025-05-27 * fix: default anchor suggestions to false (#407) * fix: more reliable external module extraction (#408) * fix: incorporate SubVerso improvements to error/tactic spans (#409) * chore: bump to 2025-06-01 (#413) * chore: bump to 2025-06-05 (#423) * feat: show hovers on closing delimiters (#428) Closes #427 * chore: bump to 2025-06-09 * chore: bump nightly-testing to 2025 06 20 and merge main (#447) * feat: show hovers on closing delimiters (#428) Closes #427 * feat: linter for Unicode typography (#430) * chore: adapt to upstream SubVerso improvements (#432) In particular, this fixes highlighting for sorts and improves the display of tactic states. * feat: LinkTargets for Blog Genre and definitions (#431) * fix: parse ` ` correctly (#433) * doc: update README for nightly procedures (#424) * fix: hover for imax had flipped args (#434) * fix: remove obsolete z-index customization for tactic states (#435) * chore: bump SubVerso version (#438) * fix: demo textbook would delete files (#439) It seems that a relative path became absolute. Now it's relative again. * chore: bump SubVerso for bug fixes (#440) * Fix port number for accessing demosite in README.md (#442) * feat: allow parts to disable showing inline HTML ToC (#444) * feat: cross-references between documents (#441) This is a feature inspired by InterSphinx, to allow documents to reference one another. The idea is that the internal cross-references database is placed at a well-known URL, and documents can download and cache it, using it to resolve links. * chore: bump to nightly-2025-06-19 --------- Co-authored-by: Pim Otte <otte.pim@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Hanson Char <hanson.char@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: jrr6 <7482866+jrr6@users.noreply.github.com> * chore: bump to nightly-2025-06-23 and merge `main` (#452) Contained: * feat: show hovers on closing delimiters (#428) Closes #427 * feat: linter for Unicode typography (#430) * chore: adapt to upstream SubVerso improvements (#432) In particular, this fixes highlighting for sorts and improves the display of tactic states. * feat: LinkTargets for Blog Genre and definitions (#431) * fix: parse ` ` correctly (#433) * doc: update README for nightly procedures (#424) * fix: hover for imax had flipped args (#434) * fix: remove obsolete z-index customization for tactic states (#435) * chore: bump SubVerso version (#438) * fix: demo textbook would delete files (#439) It seems that a relative path became absolute. Now it's relative again. * chore: bump SubVerso for bug fixes (#440) * Fix port number for accessing demosite in README.md (#442) * feat: allow parts to disable showing inline HTML ToC (#444) * feat: cross-references between documents (#441) This is a feature inspired by InterSphinx, to allow documents to reference one another. The idea is that the internal cross-references database is placed at a well-known URL, and documents can download and cache it, using it to resolve links. * feat: add linters for extra markup (#448) In particular, this will help users not get caught on the fact that `*` is different from Markdown. * fix: display multiple authors correctly (#449) * feat: add part generation and info-string checking in Markdown elab (#445) This PR adds the Markdown elaboration features required for error explanations, namely the ability to create `Part`s from Markdown headers, the ability to access infostrings in code-block elaborators, and a "strict" inline code elaboration mode. * feat: linter for missing section tags in manual genre (#450) * fix: respect `none` for section tags in manual genre (#451) * chore: bump to nightly-2025-06-23 --------- Co-authored-by: Pim Otte <otte.pim@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Hanson Char <hanson.char@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: jrr6 <7482866+jrr6@users.noreply.github.com> * chore: bump nightly testing to 2025-06-24 and merge main (#455) * chore: bump to nightly nightly-2025-06-26 * chore: bump to nightly nightly-2025-06-27 * chore: bump to nightly nightly-2025-06-28 * chore: bump to nightly nightly-2025-06-29 * chore: delete file that shouldn't have been committed * chore: bump to nightly nightly-2025-06-30 * chore: bump toolchain to v4.22.0-rc1 --------- Co-authored-by: David Thrane Christiansen <david@lean-fro.org> Co-authored-by: Sofia Rodrigues <algebraic.sofia+github@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: David Thrane Christiansen <david@davidchristiansen.dk> Co-authored-by: Pim Otte <otte.pim@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Hanson Char <hanson.char@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: jrr6 <7482866+jrr6@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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* feat: components in blog genre (#385) Components bundle together HTML, JS, and CSS. * chore: bump dependencies for nightly-2025-05-08 (#386) * feat: upstream table from reference manual (#387) * feat: generate directives for block components (#388) * chore: document and partially enforce new procedures (#381) * chore: bump to latest SubVerso and Lean nightly (#390) * fix: use correct internal name for table block (#391) * fix: allow list item contents to be on new line (#392) * fix: behavior of SVG tags inside the HTML (#393) * feat: manual genre can display Lean code from external projects (#394) * feat: allow namespace suppression when extracting external code (#395) * chore: remove redundant error mods (#397) SubVerso now retains the fact that they were errors. * feat: use upstream hints infrastructure in errors (#398) * chore: bump to nightly-2025-05-19 (#399) * feat: alternative approach to incrementality (#400) Replaces the Lean command parser with a new one that takes a block at a time, rather than parsing Verso as one giant command and implementing incrementality "by hand". Each Verso block is elaborated to a top-level definition, which makes the checking for `sorry` and errors work the way it should. Without this, the `sorry` warning was emitted in the presence of errors, which was inconsistent with the rest of Lean. This is also a step towards elaborating Verso directly, which will probably improve performance in the future. A diff threshold was added to `leanOutput` in the manual genre to account for differences in IR shown in examples in the reference manual as a result of compiling blocks to separate defs. * feat: generalize external Lean code display (#401) It can now work in many genres, with only an instance declaration needed. In particular, it works in blogs. * fix: also generate document when text is empty (#402) * feat: bundle KaTeX and include by default in manual genre (#403) * fix: external code rebuilds and hints (#404) Prevents spurious rebuilds from subprocesses and repairs broken hint formatting. * feat: suggest code samples based on string contents (#405) * feat: document elaboration hooks (#406) This allows Verso extensions to register things like cleanup functions for internal state that they can't otherwise control (e.g. temporary directories). * chore: bump toolchain to nightly-2025-05-27 * fix: default anchor suggestions to false (#407) * fix: more reliable external module extraction (#408) * fix: incorporate SubVerso improvements to error/tactic spans (#409) * chore: bump to 2025-06-01 (#413) * chore: bump to 2025-06-05 (#423) * feat: show hovers on closing delimiters (#428) Closes #427 * chore: bump to 2025-06-09 * chore: bump nightly-testing to 2025 06 20 and merge main (#447) * feat: show hovers on closing delimiters (#428) Closes #427 * feat: linter for Unicode typography (#430) * chore: adapt to upstream SubVerso improvements (#432) In particular, this fixes highlighting for sorts and improves the display of tactic states. * feat: LinkTargets for Blog Genre and definitions (#431) * fix: parse ` ` correctly (#433) * doc: update README for nightly procedures (#424) * fix: hover for imax had flipped args (#434) * fix: remove obsolete z-index customization for tactic states (#435) * chore: bump SubVerso version (#438) * fix: demo textbook would delete files (#439) It seems that a relative path became absolute. Now it's relative again. * chore: bump SubVerso for bug fixes (#440) * Fix port number for accessing demosite in README.md (#442) * feat: allow parts to disable showing inline HTML ToC (#444) * feat: cross-references between documents (#441) This is a feature inspired by InterSphinx, to allow documents to reference one another. The idea is that the internal cross-references database is placed at a well-known URL, and documents can download and cache it, using it to resolve links. * chore: bump to nightly-2025-06-19 --------- Co-authored-by: Pim Otte <otte.pim@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Hanson Char <hanson.char@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: jrr6 <7482866+jrr6@users.noreply.github.com> * chore: bump to nightly-2025-06-23 and merge `main` (#452) Contained: * feat: show hovers on closing delimiters (#428) Closes #427 * feat: linter for Unicode typography (#430) * chore: adapt to upstream SubVerso improvements (#432) In particular, this fixes highlighting for sorts and improves the display of tactic states. * feat: LinkTargets for Blog Genre and definitions (#431) * fix: parse ` ` correctly (#433) * doc: update README for nightly procedures (#424) * fix: hover for imax had flipped args (#434) * fix: remove obsolete z-index customization for tactic states (#435) * chore: bump SubVerso version (#438) * fix: demo textbook would delete files (#439) It seems that a relative path became absolute. Now it's relative again. * chore: bump SubVerso for bug fixes (#440) * Fix port number for accessing demosite in README.md (#442) * feat: allow parts to disable showing inline HTML ToC (#444) * feat: cross-references between documents (#441) This is a feature inspired by InterSphinx, to allow documents to reference one another. The idea is that the internal cross-references database is placed at a well-known URL, and documents can download and cache it, using it to resolve links. * feat: add linters for extra markup (#448) In particular, this will help users not get caught on the fact that `*` is different from Markdown. * fix: display multiple authors correctly (#449) * feat: add part generation and info-string checking in Markdown elab (#445) This PR adds the Markdown elaboration features required for error explanations, namely the ability to create `Part`s from Markdown headers, the ability to access infostrings in code-block elaborators, and a "strict" inline code elaboration mode. * feat: linter for missing section tags in manual genre (#450) * fix: respect `none` for section tags in manual genre (#451) * chore: bump to nightly-2025-06-23 --------- Co-authored-by: Pim Otte <otte.pim@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Hanson Char <hanson.char@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: jrr6 <7482866+jrr6@users.noreply.github.com> * chore: bump nightly testing to 2025-06-24 and merge main (#455) * chore: bump to nightly nightly-2025-06-26 * chore: bump to nightly nightly-2025-06-27 * chore: bump to nightly nightly-2025-06-28 * chore: bump to nightly nightly-2025-06-29 * chore: delete file that shouldn't have been committed * chore: bump to nightly nightly-2025-06-30 * chore: bump toolchain to v4.22.0-rc2 --------- Co-authored-by: David Thrane Christiansen <david@lean-fro.org> Co-authored-by: Sofia Rodrigues <algebraic.sofia+github@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: David Thrane Christiansen <david@davidchristiansen.dk> Co-authored-by: Pim Otte <otte.pim@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Hanson Char <hanson.char@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: jrr6 <7482866+jrr6@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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* feat: components in blog genre (#385) Components bundle together HTML, JS, and CSS. * chore: bump dependencies for nightly-2025-05-08 (#386) * feat: upstream table from reference manual (#387) * feat: generate directives for block components (#388) * chore: document and partially enforce new procedures (#381) * chore: bump to latest SubVerso and Lean nightly (#390) * fix: use correct internal name for table block (#391) * fix: allow list item contents to be on new line (#392) * fix: behavior of SVG tags inside the HTML (#393) * feat: manual genre can display Lean code from external projects (#394) * feat: allow namespace suppression when extracting external code (#395) * chore: remove redundant error mods (#397) SubVerso now retains the fact that they were errors. * feat: use upstream hints infrastructure in errors (#398) * chore: bump to nightly-2025-05-19 (#399) * feat: alternative approach to incrementality (#400) Replaces the Lean command parser with a new one that takes a block at a time, rather than parsing Verso as one giant command and implementing incrementality "by hand". Each Verso block is elaborated to a top-level definition, which makes the checking for `sorry` and errors work the way it should. Without this, the `sorry` warning was emitted in the presence of errors, which was inconsistent with the rest of Lean. This is also a step towards elaborating Verso directly, which will probably improve performance in the future. A diff threshold was added to `leanOutput` in the manual genre to account for differences in IR shown in examples in the reference manual as a result of compiling blocks to separate defs. * feat: generalize external Lean code display (#401) It can now work in many genres, with only an instance declaration needed. In particular, it works in blogs. * fix: also generate document when text is empty (#402) * feat: bundle KaTeX and include by default in manual genre (#403) * fix: external code rebuilds and hints (#404) Prevents spurious rebuilds from subprocesses and repairs broken hint formatting. * feat: suggest code samples based on string contents (#405) * feat: document elaboration hooks (#406) This allows Verso extensions to register things like cleanup functions for internal state that they can't otherwise control (e.g. temporary directories). * chore: bump toolchain to nightly-2025-05-27 * fix: default anchor suggestions to false (#407) * fix: more reliable external module extraction (#408) * fix: incorporate SubVerso improvements to error/tactic spans (#409) * chore: bump to 2025-06-01 (#413) * chore: bump to 2025-06-05 (#423) * feat: show hovers on closing delimiters (#428) Closes #427 * chore: bump to 2025-06-09 * chore: bump nightly-testing to 2025 06 20 and merge main (#447) * feat: show hovers on closing delimiters (#428) Closes #427 * feat: linter for Unicode typography (#430) * chore: adapt to upstream SubVerso improvements (#432) In particular, this fixes highlighting for sorts and improves the display of tactic states. * feat: LinkTargets for Blog Genre and definitions (#431) * fix: parse ` ` correctly (#433) * doc: update README for nightly procedures (#424) * fix: hover for imax had flipped args (#434) * fix: remove obsolete z-index customization for tactic states (#435) * chore: bump SubVerso version (#438) * fix: demo textbook would delete files (#439) It seems that a relative path became absolute. Now it's relative again. * chore: bump SubVerso for bug fixes (#440) * Fix port number for accessing demosite in README.md (#442) * feat: allow parts to disable showing inline HTML ToC (#444) * feat: cross-references between documents (#441) This is a feature inspired by InterSphinx, to allow documents to reference one another. The idea is that the internal cross-references database is placed at a well-known URL, and documents can download and cache it, using it to resolve links. * chore: bump to nightly-2025-06-19 --------- Co-authored-by: Pim Otte <otte.pim@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Hanson Char <hanson.char@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: jrr6 <7482866+jrr6@users.noreply.github.com> * chore: bump to nightly-2025-06-23 and merge `main` (#452) Contained: * feat: show hovers on closing delimiters (#428) Closes #427 * feat: linter for Unicode typography (#430) * chore: adapt to upstream SubVerso improvements (#432) In particular, this fixes highlighting for sorts and improves the display of tactic states. * feat: LinkTargets for Blog Genre and definitions (#431) * fix: parse ` ` correctly (#433) * doc: update README for nightly procedures (#424) * fix: hover for imax had flipped args (#434) * fix: remove obsolete z-index customization for tactic states (#435) * chore: bump SubVerso version (#438) * fix: demo textbook would delete files (#439) It seems that a relative path became absolute. Now it's relative again. * chore: bump SubVerso for bug fixes (#440) * Fix port number for accessing demosite in README.md (#442) * feat: allow parts to disable showing inline HTML ToC (#444) * feat: cross-references between documents (#441) This is a feature inspired by InterSphinx, to allow documents to reference one another. The idea is that the internal cross-references database is placed at a well-known URL, and documents can download and cache it, using it to resolve links. * feat: add linters for extra markup (#448) In particular, this will help users not get caught on the fact that `*` is different from Markdown. * fix: display multiple authors correctly (#449) * feat: add part generation and info-string checking in Markdown elab (#445) This PR adds the Markdown elaboration features required for error explanations, namely the ability to create `Part`s from Markdown headers, the ability to access infostrings in code-block elaborators, and a "strict" inline code elaboration mode. * feat: linter for missing section tags in manual genre (#450) * fix: respect `none` for section tags in manual genre (#451) * chore: bump to nightly-2025-06-23 --------- Co-authored-by: Pim Otte <otte.pim@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Hanson Char <hanson.char@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: jrr6 <7482866+jrr6@users.noreply.github.com> * chore: bump nightly testing to 2025-06-24 and merge main (#455) * chore: bump to nightly nightly-2025-06-26 * chore: bump to nightly nightly-2025-06-27 * chore: bump to nightly nightly-2025-06-28 * chore: bump to nightly nightly-2025-06-29 * chore: delete file that shouldn't have been committed * chore: bump to nightly nightly-2025-06-30 * chore: bump toolchain to v4.22.0-rc3 * chore: bump toolchain to v4.22.0-rc3 --------- Co-authored-by: David Thrane Christiansen <david@lean-fro.org> Co-authored-by: Sofia Rodrigues <algebraic.sofia+github@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: David Thrane Christiansen <david@davidchristiansen.dk> Co-authored-by: Pim Otte <otte.pim@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Hanson Char <hanson.char@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: jrr6 <7482866+jrr6@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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This PR adds the ability for a
Part
to disable showing an inline table of contents on a rendered HTML page with anhtmlToc
option. This is necessary for error explanations, since we will render a custom table of explanations with additional metadata rather than using Verso's built-in table of contents.