Bump typedoc-plugin-markdown from 4.4.2 to 4.6.0

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Bumps typedoc-plugin-markdown from 4.4.2 to 4.6.0.

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Minor Changes

• Implemented support for consuming TypeDoc core routers.
• Exported routers to public api.
• Implemented a hierarchy summary page as per default theme.
• Updated "Constructor" titles of classes to fix internal anchor issues.

Patch Changes

• Fix incompatibility when used with "outputs" (#788).
• Utilize "anchorPrefix" option to ensure unique anchors linking if required (#764).

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Patch Changes

• Ensure all file paths use forward slashes in windows (#782).

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Patch Changes

• Correctly handle package index paths (#782).
• Make all options optional in PluginOptions interface (#781).

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Minor Changes

• Implemented custom routers for plugin to support TypeDoc 0.28 router implementation.
• Added "typeAliasPropertiesFormat" option to support TypeDoc 0.28 updated behaviour for Object literal type alias types.

Patch Changes

• Mark object properties as optional in PluginOptions interface (#777).

Changelog

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4.6.0 (2025-03-23)

This release continues the effort to further align to TypeDoc’s default theme, with improvements that make the plugin more consistent and predictable.

Architectural Changes

• Introduced support for TypeDoc core routers. This allows output files to be generated in the same structure as the default HTML theme, while still using the plugin’s Markdown theme.
• Exported routers to the public API, enabling customization by other plugins.

Structural Changes

• Package readme's (when "entryPointStrategy" is "packages") are now merged with the package index page producing a single entrypoint for packages with an associated readme. This aligns with the default theme and improves navigation.
• To support core routers, a "Hierarchy Summary" page has been introduced to all routers. This feature is turned off by default but can be enabled by setting "includeHierarchySummary" to "true".
• When "includeHierarchySummary" is "true", symbols with an available hierarchy now include an associated "Hierarchy" Markdown heading with a "View Summary" link as per the default theme.
• Class constructor headings now read "Constructor". This aligns to the TypeDoc internal reflection name and fixes issues with internal anchoring not resolving correctly.

Minor Changes

• Implemented support for consuming TypeDoc core routers.
• Exported routers to public api.
• Implemented a hierarchy summary page as per default theme.
• Updated "Constructor" titles of classes to fix internal anchor issues.

Patch Changes

• Fix incompatibility when used with "outputs" (#788).
• Utilize "anchorPrefix" option to ensure unique anchors linking if required (#764).

4.5.2 (2025-03-19)

Patch Changes

• Ensure all file paths use forward slashes in windows (#782).

4.5.1 (2025-03-18)

Patch Changes

• Correctly handle package index paths (#782).
• Make all options optional in PluginOptions interface (#781).

4.5.0 (2025-03-16)

This release introduces support for TypeDoc 0.28 that contains several under-the-hood breaking API changes.

From a consumer perspective there should be no direct breaking change from the plugin itself, but there are some architectural and output structure changes to consider.

Architectural Changes

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Commits

• bbcb2c9 Version Packages
• c847715 feat(core): core router support and further theme alignment to core theme
• 28ecc72 chore(docs): updated scripts
• 566d44b Version Packages
• 85c29ac fix(core): ensure all file paths use forward slashes in windows
• 5fdf685 chore(docs): updated changelog date
• e09b994 Version Packages
• a915aa5 refactor(core): rename default router to "member"
• 146855f fix(core): correctly handle package index paths
• 24c1dea fix(core): make all options optional in PluginOptions interface
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