✨ feat(mq-lang): add collection(dir) builtin for cross-file markdown queries#1920
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Add a file-io-gated `collection(dir)` builtin that reads every Markdown
file in a directory and returns an array of `{path, title, frontmatter,
content}` dicts (frontmatter parsed, content as queryable Markdown
nodes), enabling cross-file filter/sort/aggregate queries over a whole
directory as a single dataset.
Close #1919
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Add a file-io-gated
collection(dir)builtin that reads every Markdown file in a directory and returns an array of{path, title, frontmatter, content}dicts (frontmatter parsed, content as queryable Markdown nodes), enabling cross-file filter/sort/aggregate queries over a whole directory as a single dataset.Close #1919