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For ages the book has been the canonical source of documentation for cynic. However, it's a bit annoying having the rust documentation completely empty and just linked to the book. Particularly since every version of the crate links to just a single version of the rust docs. This is an attempt to somewhat fix that: instead of just linking to the book, we'll pull in the docs using the (relatively) new `include_str!` support inside attribute macros. This will require a bit of a reworking of the book, since there's a lot of relative links to the book (and also parts of the book that won't make sense as rust docs). But it seems like a good idea generally.
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For ages the book has been the canonical source of documentation for cynic. However, it's a bit annoying having the rust documentation completely empty and just linked to the book. Particularly since every version of the crate links to just a single version of the rust docs.
This is an attempt to somewhat fix that: instead of just linking to the book, we'll pull in the docs using the (relatively) new
include_str!support inside attribute macros.This will require a bit of a reworking of the book, since there's a lot of relative links to the book (and also parts of the book that won't make sense as rust docs). But it seems like a good idea generally.