Say that the delimited literals are recognised - #24
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The per-language reference lists what each grammar recognises, and heredocs, percent literals, quoting operators and sigils landed without appearing in it. Nothing there was wrong — it simply understated, which for a page whose whole job is "what does this handle" is the same as being unhelpful. Both languages, five sections: shell, PHP, the Ruby half of the C-family section, Perl, Elixir.
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docs/languages.mdlists what each grammar recognises, and the forms added in #23 — heredocs, Ruby percent literals, Perl quoting operators, Elixir sigils — landed without appearing in it.Nothing there was wrong; it understated. For a page whose entire job is answering "what does this handle", that is the same as being unhelpful, and it is the kind of gap
check:docs-paritycannot see: both translations were equally silent.Five sections in both languages: shell, PHP, the Ruby half of the C-family section, Perl, Elixir. Each says what the form is and what it does not do — that a shell redirect on an opening line stays shell, that Ruby opens a heredoc only on an uppercase word, that a
"sigil delimiter is left to the ordinary string rules.