Allow to set the collapsible property for each directive

[yannickseurin]

Allows to set the collapsible property independently for each directive (overwriting the global default) as suggested in issue #169 .

• for custom directives, this is simply done by adding a collapsible subfield in the directive declaration;
• for builtin directives, it uses a HashMap in AdmonitionDefaults.

When resolving a block, the value of collapsible is set to

• the value of collapsible for the block (if present),
• else, the default value of collapsible for the directive (if set),
• else, the global default value for collapsible.

Note that the updated documentation specifies that the table for builtin directives must be declared as

[preprocessor.admonish.default.builtins_collapsible]

which assumes that PR 173 is merged (otherwise it should be builtins-collapsible).

[tommilligan]

Very happy with the end functionality, I'd just like to update the configuration format so it's extensible with more options for builtin directives in future.

[tommilligan]

This ended up turning into a big rewrite, but I'm happy with the outcome. The upshot is that we can now configure in a uniform style like:

[preprocessor.admonish.directive.builtin.warning]
collapsible = true

[preprocessor.admonish.directive.custom.expensive]
icon = "./money-bag.svg"
color = "#24ab38"
collapsible = true
aliases = ["money", "cash", "budget"]

The old style configuration for custom is supported backwards compatibly. This leaves room for further PRs to add overrides for builtin directives aliases, icons etc. if people want that in future.

[yannickseurin]

Very neat, thanks for this! And sorry for having prompted such a big rewrite :)

[tommilligan]

Very neat, thanks for this! And sorry for having prompted such a big rewrite :)

Not a problem! It was in my mind for a while and it worked to get it out here. Also prompted by problems with the existing format and the old version of toml that mdbook uses internally - it has a bug in it such that the table-of-tables approach I was using literally broke when used 😞