Add links to documentation sources. #898
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Linking directly to the relevant/example document source locations makes it easier for potential contributors to find them.
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Build failed due to > 100 character line length:
Was attempting to avoid unrelated line change churn but will reformat to meet length limit. |
Reduced line length to <100 (as indicated by PR build error). (Also removed extra space character before link.)
jyn514
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Sep 26, 2020
(As suggested by jyn514.)
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Build failed due to error in |
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Yeah, that's an ongoing issue unfortunately :( #886 |
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Linking directly to the relevant/example document source locations makes it easier for potential contributors to find the sources.
The choice of the
lib.rsexample is somewhat arbitrary based primarily on where I first encountered the question of where the docs were located: