Allow users to format and edit documentation without needing to know Markdown.

Currently, the “Suggest Edits” and “Raise Issue” buttons require users to log in to their GitHub accounts before making any edits. Provide an additional way for non-developer users to offer feedback.

Create new doc versions by cloning existing ones while maintaining link integrity.

Allow users logged into a 'example.com' to automatically access corresponding documentation at 'docs.example.com'. Unauthenticated users are redirected to login on example.com.

Identify and report syntax errors, reference errors, and version incompatibilities.

Allow snippets to reference each other, where one snippet can contain data and another can render that data.

Allow users to test and interact with APIs that require file uploads directly within the documentation.

This feature would enable selective access control, allowing only authorized users to view certain content.

Provide the ability to display a custom 404 error page instead of redirecting users to the home page when an invalid URL is accessed.

Enable support for describing GET request query parameters as comma-separated items in the API documentation.

Maintain link integrity when copying folders for new versions