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After finalising ideas prompted by @zag's suggestions, which included a more generic placement block, display texts for codes that can fail, and a new Formula block, it seems to me that the specification process for the language has come to a natural end.
The issue of signaling where customisations are to be found remains open, but can be considered an implementation detail at this time - IMHO.
Unless a significant new change is identified, I suggest the specification here can be moved to the Raku Steering Council for adoption.
There remains the issue of @zag's :checkbox proposal,
which I'll address in the separate thread.
I don't think we should pursue the more extensive "selector" mechanism
that @zag also proposed, as it seems to be tied closely to his Podlite design,
which has some fundamental differences from our RakuDoc approach.
As for @zag's W<URI> proposal, I'm still not sure I entirely understand it,
but it does already seem to be covered by: N<P<URI>>
So, apart from :checkbox, yes I agree that our redesign process has reached a natural conclusion
and (assuming we can quickly address the above issue) should be moved to the RSC for approval.
I've bumped the version to v2.4.0 to indicate final version. Further changes will be to remove work-arounds because we can't yet render RakuDoc v2 fully.
After finalising ideas prompted by @zag's suggestions, which included a more generic placement block, display texts for codes that can fail, and a new Formula block, it seems to me that the specification process for the language has come to a natural end.
The issue of signaling where customisations are to be found remains open, but can be considered an implementation detail at this time - IMHO.
Unless a significant new change is identified, I suggest the specification here can be moved to the Raku Steering Council for adoption.
@thoughtstream @Raku/docteam @Raku/core Any objections?
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