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A way to add context to references #682
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Made it so mayNotSetReferencesReason requires a value... before we forgot to supply it from another callsite. Part of #682.
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This is the only place that you can see the value now in the UI. Part of #682.
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If provided, it will render that icon. Part of #682.
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This helps them stand out so users can know to hover over them. Part of #682.
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References have an ability to have text in them. By default everything but type
link
has an empty ''. But for some reference types it could encode useful information.For example, a
citation-person
reference with non-empty text might encode the URL of a work, that doesn't make sense to factor out into a card. Or acitation
to a work might include apg 437
.This shouldn't be THAT hard to integrate.
Useful for #465
citation
it might validate that it is a comma-delimited list ofpage <number>
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