Describe the bug
The text included in the """docstring""" at the top of a module is not "rendered" in the Markdown. For instance, the main example starts as:
"""
This is a module docstring. It will appear in documentation.
## Notes
You can use Markdown here to make it nicer. Also, in any docstring you
can put a global object import string in backticks, like `other_module.OtherClass`,
and it will be transformed to a link.
"""
# Main Example
[Handsdown API Index](../README.md#handsdown-api-index) / [Examples](./index.md#examples) / Main Example
> Auto-generated documentation for [examples.main_example](https://github.com/vemel/handsdown/blob/main/examples/main_example.py) module.
This doesn't seem to be the intended behaviour, given the example.
To Reproduce
I've had this issue with every file. See all examples.
Expected behavior
The module docstring included.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Describe the bug The text included in the
"""docstring"""
at the top of a module is not "rendered" in the Markdown. For instance, the main example starts as:but the output ignores this text:
This doesn't seem to be the intended behaviour, given the example.
To Reproduce I've had this issue with every file. See all examples.
Expected behavior The module docstring included.
Desktop (please complete the following information):