Feat/fold html comments

[dbaynard]

I've found it useful to fold commented sections of text.

There are two commits: the first implements the changes by duplicating the code block treatment, the second uses a pair of regexes which match both code blocks and html comments. It seems to work (so far) in nested mode, though I haven't tried stacked mode. I don't know how nested code blocks within html comments will work (or vice versa, I suppose).

I hope you find it useful, too!

[masukomi]

Sorry i didn't see this sooner @dbaynard
Sounds like a great addition. I'll look at it later today.

[masukomi]

looks good seems to work @dbaynard . I'd like to request the following changes to the PR before I merge it though

1. can you please rebase the 2 commits into 1. It seems like you took one approach and then decided on a shorter version thus making the first commit a point in history that never really existed if we ever need to roll stuff back.
2. can you copy the 'LineIsFenced()' tests and make a LineIsHTMLComment() set of tests?

The only differences I can think of is that the comment tests should account for

• end lines that include text before the ---> E.g. and my comment ends on this line -->
• end lines that include whitespace before the -->
• end lines that start with -->
• start lines that include trailing text after <!-- E.g. <!-- this comment starts here
• start lines with just the <!-- (and no trailing space)
• start lines with <!-- (including trailing space)
• make sure it doesn't blow up on single line comments <!-- I'm a comment -->

The reason I'm asking for this is that I want to make sure that new features don't break your work without anyone noticing. I'm happy to report that your changes didn't cause the fenced code tests to fail. :)

I have added instructions for running the tests to the README. Please let me know if they are insufficient or if you have problems making it work.

[dbaynard]

Thanks for the review. I've encountered numerous corner cases myself, too. I'll run the tests — though it will likely be another week or so. I'll get back in touch, then.