Adding Yard Tags into a template #20
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Yard object have tags linked to them
https://rubydoc.info/gems/yard/file/docs/TagsArch.md
These tags contain a lot of useful information - returned type, accepted attributes, deprecation notices, links to more documentation and etc.
It's a pity that yard-markdown doesn't include that information, this is a PR that resolves that. I'm going through all possible tags that CodeObject has associated and adding them to output.
Technical part
I added
example_yard.rbfile that we can use to generate yard example, that has these yard tags.example.rbgo renamed toexample_rdoc.rbto align with this naming.