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Hey @gonzalezreal
Please look at the core idea of these changes (skipping tech details like changes in Package.swift). I'd love to know if you think these worth upstreaming? I used it in my project to add support for inline latex insertions.
I tried to make the least invasive variant possible, and the main questionable parts are as follows:
Hashableconformance inCustomInlineis not guaranteed in any way (and no idea how to do that)CustomInlineusesSwiftUI.Text, whileInlineNodedidn't depend onSwiftUIbeforeIn any case, looking forward for your feedback!