Change to better show non-unist fields #14
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Previously, all fields that were not specified by unist, but for example defined in another spec such as hast, were show rather verbosely on one line. This especially became unreadable when those fields were populated with a single node, or a list of nodes. This change makes fields more readable, by displaying them on their own line, and supports nodes or list of nodes as the values of those fields. It also streamlines the indentation a bit: previously, 3 spaces were used: now, either 2 or 4 spaces. Finally, there is now a number before each child, which shows its index. Closes GH-11.
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Previously, all fields that were not specified by unist, but for example
defined in another spec such as hast, were show rather verbosely on one line.
This especially became unreadable when those fields were populated with a single
node, or a list of nodes.
This change makes fields more readable, by displaying them on their own line,
and supports nodes or list of nodes as the values of those fields.
It also streamlines the indentation a bit: previously, 3 spaces were used: now,
either 2 or 4 spaces.
Finally, there is now a number before each child, which shows its index.
Closes GH-11.