0.18.0

it’s been a long time since the last ‘proper’ release, and we got in the bad habit of not writing release notes, so here’s a quick rundown of the major changes since 0.8.0.

• Unidoc now supports macOS (#169, #210)
• Unidoc now features an intrapage navigation sidebar on pages with section headings (#269)
• Generic extension blocks now have clickable section anchors (#274)
• Unidoc now correctly handle the case where packages refer to their dependencies by non-canonical names (#146)
• Underscored declarations now appear under a collapsed section (#147)
• Improved auto-generated curation of “miscellaneous” symbols (#150)
• Unidoc can now resolve documentation links to section headings (#195)
• Unidoc can now render IDE-style tooltips, and also export them to external websites (#209)
• Fixed an issue causing the server to hang indefinitely when submitting forms on Safari (#227)
• Unidoc can now render IDE-style symbol references in code snippets (#228, #245, #259, #260, #261)
• Unidoc can now display documentation for packages that lack a stable release tag (#232)
• Unidoc now correctly detects executable targets in pre-5.3 SwiftPM manifests (#241)
• Unidoc now supports “article-only” documentation, notably, TSPL (#276)
• Unidoc now allows disabling HTTPS in local development mode (#288)
• Unidoc now supports previewing documentation for multiple local packages at once (#289)
• Most Unidoc tools have been migrated to swift-argument-parser and now display richer help (#296)
• Unidoc now supports prerelease bounds in dependency requirements (#302)
• Unidoc can now compile markdown documentation containing hyperlinks with schemes besides https:// (#304)
• Unidoc can now compute and and display ABI compatibility metric for a documentation volume (#305)
• Unidoc now preserves the generic parameter substitutions in same-type constraints (#306)
• @Joannis made his first contribution in #290

Full Changelog: 0.8.0...0.18.0