Extract cio_markdown subpackage
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This allows us to isolate our markdown rendering code in a dedicated package, which could potentially have a positive effect on the compile times of the full project. It also means we can iterate on this part of the code independent from the other parts, and with a well-specified API interface.
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Could we move it outside of |
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@pietroalbini yeah, I think that makes sense. I've put it there because the |
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Move subpackages to top-level folder as requested in #3926 (comment)
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This allows us to isolate our markdown rendering code in a dedicated package, which could potentially have a positive effect on the compile times of the full project. It also means we can iterate on this part of the code independent from the other parts (see #3861 or #3297), and with a well-defined API interface.