feat: Added generalised version matching for docs that require it #10
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Fixes brpaz#5 Ulauncher API no longer supports CACHE_DIR from ulauncher.config, using CACHE_PATH from ulauncher.utils.migrate
Fixes brpaz#7 - Parses docs as JSON before it's passed to set_docs_to_fetch() - Fixes the issue of random languages getting indexed - E.G.: If you put "markdown" and it parses it as a string, it also indexes D and R docs - Devdocs uses versions (python~3.13) for python, so added fallback for when a user enters just "python"
Building on the Python versioning fallback, added a generalised way to deal with versioned docs (E.g: Python~3.13, gcc~14), and defaults to latest version is none is provided by the user. Uses regex matching to split between name and version.
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Building on the Python versioning fallback, added a generalised way to deal with
versioned docs (E.g: Python
3.13, gcc14), and defaults to latest version isnone is provided by the user. Uses regex matching to split between name and version.