Jordi Sola

FTR, I can reproduce the same issue in Mac (macOs Big Sur 11.4) when using v0.20.0

Maybe it is just my lack of knowledge, but: why not using a `header` tag for the admonition title? Sounds like a good fit to me, as per [HTML5 Specs](https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/sections.html#the-header-element)...

My 5 cents: (A) and (C) seems the sanest options to me. I personally don´t like (B), but I see the reason behind using the caret (implying a back-navigation to...

Inclined to the second option, as absolutely clearer and ceylonic. But I can think of a third option: "identity" being an static attribute (maybe for the `Identifiable` class), that can...

I also though about that, but the only thing coming to my mind is identifiedBy . Not pretty.

Sorry I came a bit late to this discussion, but I think I should drop my five cents here. I don't think | & and ~ are actually part of...

+1 I don't feel comparison to be a feature of the language itself, so I like comparison related objects having its own scope.

"hey, y'know what would be the coolest thing ever? A renamed annotation [...]" Don't we already have an `alias` annotation doing something barely similar, but only at IDE level? Can't...

@gavinking well, the point of having `renamed` is helping migration from =1.4, isn't it? Binary changing effects are to be added. BTW, getting back to the beginning of the issue,I...

@lucono's proposal somehow reminds me to `chaining setters`. In Java (if setters are chaining), you can write something like ``` Foo foo = new Foo("bar").setPropA("propA").setPropB("propB").setPropC("propC"); ``` Like in Lombok, we...