feat: Djot extension for symbol-based conditionals #93
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That is immediately following the div, `::: xxxx`, for two reasons - We cannot use more than one class attribute there for now, so conditionals here are awkward - There are sound discussions on the Djot forum for evolving towards some kind of "tag" rather than a class here. Overall, we don't need the extra complexity, having conditionals in the attribute syntax before the div is sufficient, and make things simpler if we eventually move to a pre-pass rather than directly hack the Djot reader.
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Initially an experimental proposal.
Refer to jgm/djot#238
Moving forward:
Needing some minimal templating strategy for resilient.sile v2.2 "bookmatter" feature, and this is sound enough to start with.