Add API reference link to documentation sidebar and update title in API docs #199
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…PI docs The API docs page is actually a kind of reference documenation that provides a deep dive into the intrinsics of Emmet. Change the page title to reflect this change and make the page accessible via the sidebar navigation.
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The reason why I removed the API Reference was that, for now I didn't have time to provide the proper setup and description, but as you want to make some changes there, I'm happy to take it in 👍 @tburny thanks for doing that 👍 |
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The API docs page is actually a kind of reference documenation that provides a deep dive into the intrinsics of Emmet. Change the page title to reflect this change and make the page accessible via the sidebar navigation.
Note: I did not rename the file, as cool URIs dont change. However I am planning to refactor the page into several parts for improved developer experience in the future, so it might simply redirect to a new page at some point.