Add :include: option, to do the opposite of :skip: #127
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Sounds good, but would be great to have some tests (similar to the ones with |
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This is a potential solution for #92: This adds an
:include:option toautomodapi, if a user only wants to, e.g., pick a few object names to generate documentation for withautomodapi.This is kind of a hack, because this implementation takes any object found that does not appear in
:include:and adds them to the list of object names to skip before passing on toautomodsumm. But hey, it seems to work 🤷♂️