fix: ignore mdx-like text in federated docs - #33
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Docs build is breaking because of MDX-like text in federated docs, which shouldn't have any MDX in the first place (they use mkdocs-compatible Markdown). Alter the syntax tree to ignore these tags and display them as plain text, e.g., `Nullable<T>` should be displayed literally. Also fixes the redundant header removal to make it more robust (syntax-tree based instead of regex-based.)
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Docs build is breaking because of MDX-like text in federated docs, which shouldn't have any MDX in the first place (they use mkdocs-compatible Markdown). Alter the syntax tree to ignore these tags and display them as plain text, e.g.,
Nullable<T>should be displayed literally.Also fixes the redundant header removal to make it more robust (syntax-tree based instead of regex-based.)