JuliaDocs
Allow Documenter.RawNode through `@eval`
Markdown backends may sanitize text to avoid HTML detection in Markdown objects, permitting raw nodes may prevent that.
If this makes sense, I can add a test etc.
Can you explain the use case here a bit? You have an at-eval block that tries to interpolate a Documenter.RawNode?
In general, I'd like the at-eval blocks to be a bit more powerful in this respect (being able to eval raw HTML into a document can often be handy). But I am not 100% sure exposing RawNode is the right approach.
Specifically I want to interpolate a video tag but only if the page is not in draft mode (otherwise it breaks the Vitepress build)
Should we maybe use the standard Docs.HTML for that? I.e. if the block returns that, we'll just convert it to an @raw html node?
That loses the ability to return other forms of raw content, like Markdown, though (Docs doesn't seem to have a markdown thing). Specifically the thing of interest there is to avoid automated markdown sanitization, for example...
Plus, RawNode is sufficiently simple that I don't think it will change much...
Could you perhaps show an example of how you'd use this?
Even better, could we perhaps add a test case demonstrating (and testing) this?
