Max Heller

> Hi @max-heller, I'll be very happy to merge this, there is just a small conflict to resolve — I think it's because I moved the code to install Pandoc...

Likely relevant to this is that the publish workflow now passes additional configuration for each language to a mdbook backend (`mdbook-pandoc`) to render PDFs. We should be sure this maintains...

I'd like this as well to support parsing inline HTML in Commonmark. For instance, it would be great to be able to parse ```md inline **markdown** link ``` as ```md...

> I am not sure we properly call `pop` in all circumstances, but I guess it could be piggybacked for this feature. I also would like some way to tell...

Would you be open to having non-fair variants of combinators? For use-cases where ordering is important, it'd be great to have biased/prioritized versions (analogous to [`futures::select_biased!`](https://docs.rs/futures/latest/futures/macro.select_biased.html)). I'm not sure what...

The way we handled this for the [pyret autograder](https://github.com/brown-cs19/autograder) is by separating the core autograding functionality and assignment specific files into separate repos. The "autograder" uploaded to gradescope is actually...

Yeah, our setup wouldn't work well for that, since it relies on having a template branch of the (private) assignment repo that took some work to set up on its...

Another way to handle this if the functions are independent of one another might be to split up the test suite into files for each function, so they don't need...

> when upstream support for math is available via crates.io FYI, [`pulldown-cmark` 0.11](https://crates.io/crates/pulldown-cmark/0.11.0) has been released with math support

Would it make sense for `mdbook` to mirror `rustdoc` and [automatically allow a set of lints](https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/rustdoc/write-documentation/documentation-tests.html#pre-processing-examples)?