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Hi 👋
This adds links to type aliases.
Background
I noticed a while back that some types get links (in the type of a function for instance), while some of them don't. I wondered why, and it looks it's as simple as custom types get links, while type aliases don't.
You can see an example here: https://package.elm-lang.org/packages/mdgriffith/elm-ui/latest/Element
Element
is a type alias, and it doesn't show up as a link in the signature ofnone
below it.Additional information
If/when this gets merged, I'll make a similar PR to dmy.elm.fr and to
elm-doc-preview
so that they can also benefit from the change.I could not test this change out as I didn't know how to get the server running. I did test it however with
elm-doc-preview
(see my fork and branch here).I can't think of any drawbacks to include these links, but if you do see any, please let me know!