- `viewer`: add link to show `*.html` as a page instead of its source - `student`: FIX: ignore Taskgroups in `require` when checking
2.1.2
- `student`: FIX: repair broken get_metadata() that led to a crash
2.1.1
- `author`: add the forgotten documentation for the new `[PROT]` macro. - `author`: HTML now uses more semantic markup: `<nav>`, `<main>`, `<section>`, `<aside>`, `role=` - (all): FIX: repair search for `pyproject.toml`, which is broken in the wheel version of the PyPI package
2.1.0
- `author`: make `[TERMREF2::class::--like]` work correctly. - `author`: suppress info line on instructor file x when there was one on student file x - `viewer`: (new role): special-purpose webserver for browsing a student repo
2.0.0
- `author` optimization: sedrila now uses an incremental build, supported by a cache. Build time reduces tenfold in typical cases. The previous simplistic cache and its `--cache` option were removed. The code base has been greatly reorganized accordingly and is now cleaner and clearer. Use `--clean` to start with an empty cache if desired (there is rarely a need for it). Output now reports which files are built; use `--log WARNING` to silence this. - `author` harmonization: in `sedrila.yaml`, 'slug' and 'breadcrumb_title' are renamed into 'name'. (In the resulting `course.json`, 'slug' is deprecated, but still available for the time being, so that students/instructors can continue to use sedrila 1.3 when authors start using sedrila 2.0. Version mixing is not well tested, though.) - `author` simplification: `assumes` and `requires` now allow any type of part. The `minimum` attribute in taskgroup files is no longer supported. The (undocumented) `todo` attribute in taskgroup files is no longer supported. - `author` feature: sedrila now also supports table syntax in Markdown. - `author`: FIX: added missing documentation for macro `[TERMREF2]`. - `author`: FIX: the reported number of errors is no longer inflated. - `instructor`: can now change previous accept/reject decisions``
1.3.2
- increase inter-version compatibility between authors and recipients (students/instructors) - `author`: documentation describes how to get an English translation using ChatGPT.