warn when closing source-file tag is missing
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#266 warn when closing source-file tag is missing
Doesn't it do this? It should. When you forget a closing </source-file>, it seems it just reads to the end of the next source-file and happily treats it all as one.
It could either stop at the next opening <source-file> and warn, or nest them properly (which might be useful in wikitext source files, though it would probably be a real headache).
Also, if I remember right, it does warn properly when it reaches the end of the page without finding a </source-file>.
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Note currently it does handle $$...$$ and the like properly in .wikitext source files, even though those are implemented by replacing them by source-file tags. I think that works while regular source-file tags don't because they're transformed to tags later in the process.
Working on this. It looks like MW reads from opening tag until next matching closing tag though, so while I can pull source-file content from them as 2 separate tags, the second one won't get displayed on the page, because I let MW figure out where/when to request files to put on the page.
Done in r976. I also enabled some other warnings in r977, including warning when there are two source-file tags with the same filename, which was the case on the messed-up version of the example page here.
Note this bug was opened as a consequence of https://sourceforge.net/p/workingwiki/bugs/265/