Html5 everywhere #700
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The attribute to redirect to a different page is called `content` not `contents` (I guess that means the no-js redirect was broken since the thing was added?)
It’s from 2012, so it should be fine to remove the ifdef
This is a rather mechanical translation from the old `xhtml` library to the more modern `blaze` library. We use HTML5 everywhere, thus we also change the `DOCTYPE`. Pandoc needs to be configured to return HTML5 as well, but it looks like every use of the html writer already uses `writeHtml5String`. So I guess we are good?
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This is a rather mechanical translation from the old
xhtmllibraryto the more modern
blazelibrary.We use HTML5 everywhere, thus we also change the
DOCTYPE.Pandoc needs to be configured to return HTML5 as well, but it looks
like every use of the html writer already uses
writeHtml5String. SoI guess we are good?