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Most important change is GREsau/schemars#310, which keeps newlines unchanged during schema generation. This is important to preserve the lists, markdown code blocks, and markdown headings in our docs.
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Most important change is GREsau/schemars#310, which keeps newlines unchanged during schema generation. This is important to preserve the lists, markdown code blocks, and markdown headings in our docs. Note: This PR deliberately does not update the schema file yet in order to test #1083. So it should be merged after #1083.
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Related issue: #120
This is quite a significant change in behaviour so I don't think can reasonably be applied as a non-breaking change