Executable Documentation: When Your Comments Become Tests
TL;DR: Synoema stores documentation as executable state in the AST. Doc comments (---) and their example: assertions are parsed, tested, and rendered
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TL;DR: Synoema stores documentation as executable state in the AST. Doc comments (---) and their example: assertions are parsed, tested, and rendered
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