Support examples in hf-doc-builder docs #21
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Extracting examples from HF doc-builder did not work because they
are indented after extraction like
Example:
```python
...
```
which caused the language check to fail, since it did not take into
account that the code block could still be preceded by whitespace.
Incidentally, this also uncovered a bug in testing the README markdown,
since this requires `memory=True`, as the README itself describes.
koaning
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Jul 25, 2025
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Extracting examples from HF doc-builder did not work because they are indented after extraction like
which caused the language check to fail, since it did not take into account that the code block could still be preceded by whitespace.
Incidentally, this also uncovered a bug in testing the README markdown, since this requires
memory=True, as the README itself describes.