Infra: Use PEP abstract/introduction as HTML and OG description #3801
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I'll merge this tomorrow, if no reviews or objections. |
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Fixes #2919.
Use the PEP abstract for
<meta property="og:description">and<meta name="description">.If the abstract is not found, use the introduction. If that's not found, use the current default of "Python Enhancement Proposals (PEPs)".
The abstract and intros cover 631 / 652 PEPs, which is good enough.
(The abstract alone covers 594 / 652, which might be enough to remove a few extra lines here?)
Trim the description to 256 characters, and escape things like double quotes.
📚 Documentation preview 📚: https://pep-previews--3801.org.readthedocs.build/