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Do you think language/API docs websites should support comments? Pros: Adds context, familiar format, engages community Cons: Can disincentivise contributions, comments might promote bad practices I've only seen PHP and clojuredocs offer this.

I've been experimenting with supporting the unified diff format in difftastic. This is a single column format ('inline') with @@ markers. What do you think? This format doesn't scale well to larger changes, but it's super familiar and works with other tools.

Heapless is a neat Rust library that provides versions of data structures like Vec that don't use the heap. It's a familiar API, but some are necessarily different (e.g. Vec::push returns a result) https://japaric.github.io/heapless/heapless/index.html