Some experiments with tools for a reference manual #2305
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I tried out both antora and mkdocs. Antora has the disadvantage of being in asciidoc. Which is fine, but most of our existing documentation is in markdown. mkdocs uses markdown, is packaged in nixpkgs, and seems pretty extensible/customizable.
A couple things I've run into so far:
```nickel #repl. Their syntax is``` { .nickel #repl }. I'm not sure yet whether that's compatible with comrak.