The intention was to horizontally align the body text with the text within the test case. However, it also caused an overflow when used within vertical tabs (as in the release note)
* Include the ExpectedResults in the displayed tabs
* Lighted testcase background
* Add testcase toolbar with export and import options
* Further styling tweaks
* Fix wikitext-example-table-row so example output table cell is rendered in block mode
* Use transclude with =block instead of empty line to force block mode parsing
* fix: ignore self-referential transclusion
* feat: support old <$transclude tiddler param
* fix: restore old behavior: include itself like backlinks[]
* refactor: use LinkedList in transcludes[] and backtranscludes[]
* fix: only fallback to title when {{!!xxx}}, not when input is empty
* refactor: move transcludes ast extractor to a file
* refactor: move links ast extractor to a file
* Revert "refactor: move links ast extractor to a file"
This reverts commit 5600a00cd8.
* Revert "refactor: move transcludes ast extractor to a file"
This reverts commit 61d5484f09.
* lint: use pushTop and remove space
If a user of a Node.js (aka "client-server") installation of TiddlyWiki5
goes through instructions of "Installing a plugin from the plugin
library" [1], they will encounter a dead end, quote:
The official plugin library is disabled when using the
client-server configuration. Instead, plugins should be
installed via the `tiddlywiki.info` file, as described here.
The word "here" links to the same tiddler [1], sending the user into a
endless loop.
Instead, link to "Installing official plugins on Node.js" [2], which
actually contains the instructions for editing `tiddlywiki.info` file.
[1] https://tiddlywiki.com/#Installing%20a%20plugin%20from%20the%20plugin%20library
[2] https://tiddlywiki.com/#Installing%20official%20plugins%20on%20Node.js
