Lua type names were inconsistent with regard to the use of prefixes; all
prefixes are removed now, and Lua types now have the same name as the
Haskell types.
The use of app-specific prefixes is suggested by the Lua manual to avoid
collisions. However, this shouldn't be a problem with pandoc, as it
cannot be used as a Lua package.
Closes: #8574
The `Doc` values produced and handled by the `pandoc.layout` module can
now be styled using `bold`, `italic`, `underlined`, or `strikeout`. The
style is ignored in normal rendering, but becomes visible when rendering
to ANSI output. The `pandoc.layout.render` function now takes a third
parameter that defines the output style, either *plain* or *ansi*.
The module now comes with a method `:at(index[, def])` that allows to access
indices, accepts negative indices to count from the end, and will return the
`def` value as a default if the list has no item at the given position.
Furthermore, the list constructor `pandoc.List` now accepts iterators. E.g.,
`pandoc.List(text:gmatch '%S+')` returns the list of words in `text`.
Closes: #9835
The new commonmark-pandoc version automatically adds the
attribute `wrapper="1"` on all Divs and Spans that
are introduced just as containers for attributes that belong
properly to their contents. So we don't need to add the
attribute here.
This gives much better results in some cases. Previously the
wrapper attribute was being added even for explicit Divs and
Spans in djot, but it is not needed in these cases.
John MacFarlane