(docs/fix): fix ToC changes / bugs introduced in #307 #397
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- __DEV__ link stopped working - Contributors link didn't work - backtick formatting was removed - this was all re-generated by using `npx doctoc README.md` - doctoc is specified to be used in the ToC comments
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No clue why windows tests seemed to randomly fail on this PR, especially when I made like 5 PRs in a row, and this is the only one that has failures (in code that wasn't even changed) |
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not sure why this happens either. here's the failing test so its some sort of filesystem permission issue that is also a race condition? need to investigate and do some trial and error. probably an easy fix. |
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__DEV__link stopped workingContributors link didn't work
backtick formatting was removed
this was all re-generated by using
npx doctoc README.mdNoted in #307 (comment) and #307 (comment)