Include doc comments in generated Erlang code #4147
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See the docs in the shell is so cool |
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This PR fixes #3010!
Function and module doc comments are includ
ed in the generated Erlang code, so one can now browse Gleam's documentation from the Erlang shell, like they would with any other Erlang module: