added webCompat as a docs page #690
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Some errors in the build though. |
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Kinda shame we need to do this, is there no other way?
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yeah it's not the nicest, but it is checked at build time which makes it slightly better.
another way, would be to encapsulate each sub feature into it's own class/module - but I think that might be going further than you want (in terms of code change for docs).
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or, we can omit the list - it was just a nice way to list them when you land on the top-level webCompat
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I don't mind, just don't really like having manual steps and loads of boilerplate to make docs happy. I'll let you make the judgement here, I agree splitting to separate classes seems a little overkill too, but I don't mind if there's other benefits.
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Added some basic support for documenting Web Compat features - something to build upon