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    ErrorKind

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    pub(all) enum ErrorKind {
      SigilTag(String)
      ReservedCall(String)
      BareTermInBlock(String)
      AttrNotDeclaration
      BadAttrValue
      ChildrenOnVoid(String)
      BadEscapeCall(String)
      BlockOnNonElement
      AltsUnsupported
      BracesUnsupported
      TrailingRunAfterBlock
      NameNotSpellable(String)
      Unsupported(String)
    } derive(Eq, 
    Debug    )

    What went wrong in the bridge, as a closed set.

    Separate from html/kind because these are different problems: those are about markup that could not be read, these are about notation that could be read and does not mean what it says. A consumer matching on a code should be able to tell the two apart without parsing the string, which is what two namespaces buy.

    This package has no dependencies, for the reason html/kind has none: a kind is a name, and naming a problem must not link a renderer.

    ErrorKind::code

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    fn ErrorKind::code(self : ErrorKind) -> String

    A stable identifier for this kind.

    Written out rather than derived from the variant name, so that renaming a variant is a local edit and not a silent break of everything downstream that matched on the string.

    ErrorKind::is_warning

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    fn ErrorKind::is_warning(self : ErrorKind) -> Bool

    Whether this kind is a hard error or something a tolerant lowering may carry.

    One warning, and it is the interesting one: a run whose last item opened a block is legal notation that almost certainly means something other than what was intended, so it is worth saying and not worth refusing.

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