Roy Ivy III

This could catch a lot of otherwise silent errors when using common JS/TS constructions. It looks like `tslint` and SonarLint have implemented a version of this rule (see and [SonarJS...

As an alternative (until a modifiable CSS option is available), the Firefox add-on [Greasemonkey](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/greasemonkey) can be used to customize the page. For an example script, you can look at this...

It needs some condensing and refactoring before release, but this now allows much more flexible configuration. Customized labels and git-style diff prefixes are built-in as features ('labels' and 'diffstyle-git', respectively)....

Code functionality and most of the code polish is done. - Adding automatic labelling of `assert` arguments is as simple as adding the "labels" feature when including the crate dependency...

Commits are more polished and logical. Docs are still WIP. This covers the most common requested changes (labels and "git-esque" diffs) plus additional styling flexibility. I'd like to be able...

Although the boilerplate customization is fairly simple, I'd like to present a simpler generator/helper macro to more automatically generate a replacement `assert_eq!()`, but I'm not sure if it's possible. When...

Ping @tommilligan ... are you maintaining this now? If so, could you review?

I included the same in the "now configurable" patch that I've posted as a WIP (#38). I called it "diffstyle_git" ... though I'm not super-happy about that either. 😄

@cormacrelf , can you give an example of what you mean by configuring with a `let` binding?

> > > > @cormacrelf , can you give an example of what you mean by configuring with a `let` binding? > > ```rust > let one = ...; >...