KMarkdownWebView 0.5.3

[Friedrich W. H. Kossebau]

Hi,

KMarkdownWebView 0.5.3 has been released.

The KMarkdownWebView software is for the rendered display of Markdown 
documents, using web technologies. It implements a C++/Qt-based wrapper around 
a local webpage with a JavaScript library ("Marked") which creates HTML from 
the plain text in Markdown format passed in.
The current version provides a KParts plugin and, if built against QtWebKit, a 
KIO thumbnail generator plugin.

Learn more at https://cgit.kde.org/kmarkdownwebview.git/about/

Changes since 0.5.2:
* Update of "Marked" source copy to latest release v0.4.0 *)
* Translations added for a language (gl)

Download from:
	https://download.kde.org/stable/kmarkdownwebview/0.5.3/src/

sha256:
	3a506f5ccb6e9982b6e56f8cffbab1f5ba9f0a84dede6bd6a3a625d6b66831c4
	kmarkdownwebview-0.5.3.tar.xz

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	kmarkdownwebview-0.5.3.tar.xz.sig


*) I heard that there are distributions which have packaged Marked. Given that 
since KMarkdownWebView has started Marked has returned to be under good 
development again, instead of shipping & using a copy of marked.min.js it 
would be better to use whatever latest (compatible) release of marked, either 
from a package or by generation during the build. Or even not baking a given 
version into the KMarkdownWebView package/binary, but instead using at runtime 
some global system marked.min.js, coming from a separate package which can be 
updated independently.

Proposals welcome how to do that while integrating with distribution package 
building. Please comment on https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=392640 for 
this.

Cheers
Friedrich