Syntax Variants
Last modified by Vincent Massol on 2021/04/06
A Rendering Syntax Type can now have "variants" which represent variations of the base syntax. For example markdown+github is the GitHub-Flavored Markdown Syntax, markdown+commonmark is the CommonMark Markdown Syntax, etc. It used to be a best practice to use the + character to separate variants. It's now official and part of the API with some constructors and getters. For example:
SyntaxType syntaxType = new SyntaxType("id", Arrays.asList("variant1", "variant2"), "name");
assertThat(syntaxType.getVariants(), contains("variant1", "variant2"));
assertThat(syntaxType.getVariants(), contains("variant1", "variant2"));
