📝 docs: add mermaid shortcode usage #407
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Oh, I just noticed there was an example just above in fact which would explain why there is no specific usage section. |
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Makes sense, for consistency sake! Thank you :) |
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Summary
Mermaid usage was missing in the documentation.
I just added it as for any other shortcode.
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Add mermaid usage in documentation
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Nothing particular for this change, just reused other similar shortcode usage as base.
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