Enable short name via entrypoint #45
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Setup.py now: 1. defines a Markdown entrypoint, allowing for string reference by short module (see docs) 2. adds extra links for use on PyPI 3. displays only relevant section of ReadMe on PyPI 4. cleans up code (constants are upper-cased, duplicate code refactored)
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Markdown's behavior pre-v3 was to automatically append
mdx_to strings that acted as references to third-party extensions. Starting in Markdown v3, this behavior has been removed. In v2.1.0 of this package, we therefore lost the ability to refer tosuperscript(forcing developers to switch tomdx_superscript) if referring to the extension by string.As it turns out, we can re-enable the old behavior by using an entrypoint in
setup.py. This PR therefore re-enables previous behavior.