0.2.7

Fixes and enhancements

• Support referenced source definitions. #59 by @sirthias
• Add @javadoc parameterized link directive. #52 by @jonas
• Provide ability to disable prettify code highlighting. #64 by @jonas
• Consistently render content inside block directives. #51 by @jonas

Referenced source definitions

One core markdown feature is support for defining link targets in two
ways: either in parens directly following the link text or through a
reference key following the link text in brackets. The first way was always
supported and this addition allows the second way for Paradox's various
link directives, such as @ref, @extref and @scaladoc.

Before continuing please read @ref:[the best practices][best-practices] for
using actors as well as the @scaladoc:[Actor API docs][Actor].

  [Actor]: akka.actor.Actor
  [best-practices]: actor-systems.md#actor-best-practices

Disabling code highlighting

In certain cases, fenced code blocks were eagerly highlighted even when a
specific language was specified. This behaviour can be disabled by explicitly
specifying text as the language type. For example:

```text
Content which should not be highlighted.
```

@@snip [example.log](example.log) { #example-log type=text }