Add CSS targets#16
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Add initial css targeting. Add targets to row classes, enable abbreviation targeting (replace with span).
Note to self: this can allow targeting of elements that contain the abbreviations: `tr:has(.abbr-test) {color:yellow;}`
Second note to self: Don't get stuck on a bug and return a month later thinking you'll remember what was working and what was not.
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Previously: stripped markdown formatting before term sorting. Now: Added `stripAllMarkup` to handle markdown and anything that looks like HTML tags. As abbreviations get wrapped in a span to allow CSS targeting, if a term starts with one, it was sorting on `<span class ...`. Now Orders correctly.
Regenerate files: ``` node index-creator.js -t --update-expected=testSubstitution node index-creator.js -t --update-expected=testComments ```
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Add initial css targeting. Add targets to row classes, enable abbreviation targeting (replace with span).
Note to self: this can allow targeting of elements that contain the abbreviations:
tr:has(.abbr-test) {color:yellow;}Second note to self: Don't get stuck on a bug and return a month later thinking you'll remember what was working and what was not.