@dmnks commented on this pull request.
> @@ -121,6 +121,7 @@ various common operations.
| `%{lower:...}` | lowercase a string | 4.19.0
| `%{rep:...}` | repeat a string (see Lua `string.rep()`) | 4.19.0
| `%{reverse:...}` | reverse a string | 4.19.0
+| `%{span:...}` | as-is string, handy for wrapping multiline macros | 6.0.0
OK, actually looking at the description in the *context* of the whole document
(or at least the "String operations" table where this is located), it clicks
now for me. As in, all the other string operations do some transformations so
in that sense, "as-is" means "no transformations whatsoever". That's actually
sensible.
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