Michael Camilleri

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The output of calling `macroexpand` for the `if-valid` macro is shown at the end of Chapter 8. However, the output is presented as code to be input by the user...

The code listing in Chapter 5 showing the namespace declaration for `pegthing.core` uses `(require` rather than `(:require`. This corrects that and updates the relevant `class` attribute in the code listing...

This commit reduces to zero all warnings generated internally by Rouge when Ruby is run with warnings enabled.

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**Is your enhancement request related to a problem? Please describe.** The Puppet lexer does not support string interpolation (see [this comment](https://github.com/rouge-ruby/rouge/pull/1288#issuecomment-516270580)). **Describe the solution you'd like** The Puppet lexer would...

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If you have a footnote inside a block of text that has a `font-style` applied to it, this style is applied to the footnote container. As I assume this is...

My understanding is that Solid.js uses this library to convert JSX to JavaScript that manipulates the DOM. In experimenting with the [Squint library](https://github.com/squint-cljs/squint), I've noticed that if a JSX value...

Mask mode is toggled using an enable function and a disable function. Despite being a similar binary mode, balance mode is toggled using a single function that takes an argument...

When I look at a Playground in JanetDocs, I'm finding it a bit difficult to read. I'm not sure if it's because I'm using macOS in Dark Mode. Is this...

I've updated the links and specified the individual components that are necessary.

My understanding from the [man page](https://cmark-gfm.docsforge.com/master/man-page-3/#custom-memory-allocator-support) is that cmark-gfm supports custom allocators by providing an API for calling functions of the memory allocator. However, [`table.c`](https://github.com/github/cmark-gfm/blob/b8eb2e00de094999f978e9cb02b1a78d810812d3/extensions/table.c) contains calls to functions defined...