docs: add codesandbox to issue template for easier minimal reproduction of bugs #1
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Nice!
Added some text to clarify what the sandbox does, and what it uses.
Also: it would be good to steer folks to use unified -> remark-parse -> remark plugins -> remark-rehype -> rehype-raw when needed -> rehype plugins -> rehype-stringify.
No hard data for it but I’m feeling like a bunch can be better done at the rehype level
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also adds a starter for remark with rehype Co-authored-by: Titus Wormer <[email protected]>
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With many issues it can be difficult to get a clear understanding of what is broken, from a code sample.
Samples are often incomplete, and may not have all the context needed to replicate and understand the issue.
Codesandbox (or another sandbox tool) can help by providing a clean and shareable environment to demonstrate an issue.