Hello,
While debugging some doctests I haven't written initially myself, I
realised that one can create doctests that are bogus and will be skipped
quite easily, just like this:
## Examples
iex > SomeModule.some_method("param")
"expected_output"
The culprit is the extra space between "iex" and ">", which prevents the
test from being executed (and the developer is not aware of that at all!).
I wonder if some form of protection against that could be made, either in
Elixir or in Credo maybe?
Not a huge issue, but it could result in some head-banging for some :-)
-- Thibaut
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