support string-based attributes #9
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You can now specify the start and end of code blocks via string labels. This greatly improves the experience because you can edit the source file and rely on the string labels to grab the correct code blocks. No more adjusting line numbers after making edits
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Added support for string-based attributes. Also added 2 new range attributes:
start-afterandend-before.This addition is based on the Sphinx literal-include directive: https://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/master/usage/restructuredtext/directives.html#directive-literalinclude
It allows you to specify the code-block range using code comments instead of line numbers. This allows for editing of the included code file without having to re-figure-out the numeric ranges you want to include.