Add manpage role for autolinking to manpages#26
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Description
This PR adds a functionality from the Packaging Guide, which allows use of the
{manpage}or:manpage:role (in markdown or rST respectively).Why is this needed?
It means we don't need to keep updating manpage links every time there's a new update.
Using the manpage role autopopulates the link to the relevant manpage on the version of Ubuntu the reader is using.
Usage example:
Renders the link to the manpage automatically as:
https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/plucky/en/man1/autopkgtest.1.htmlThanks to @dviererbe for the initial implementation that formed the basis of this PR.
This PR fixes: #24