Change Rust source files to includes#7
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This change creates a `_includes` directory in the `_docs` directory and
adds includes for the relevant source files instead of copying them
directly into the markdown posts.
The `_includes` directory is actually a relative symlink to the patterns
directory, i.e,
docs$ ls -l _includes
total 4
lrwxrwxrwx 1 nathan nathan 14 Jul 12 23:03 patterns -> ../../patterns
meaning it should work on any system that understands symlinks.
This means that changes to the Rust files are automatically reflected in
the rendered pages by Jekyll.
Closes jdavis#3.
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This change creates a
_includesdirectory in the_docsdirectory andadds includes for the relevant source files instead of copying them
directly into the markdown posts.
The
_includesdirectory is actually a relative symlink to the patternsdirectory, i.e,
meaning it should work on any system that understands symlinks.
This means that changes to the Rust files are automatically reflected in
the rendered pages by Jekyll.
Closes #3.