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Added chatTree information to swipes.md
Context: SillyTavern/SillyTavern#4573 (comment)

This should not be merged until SillyTavern/SillyTavern#4573.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the project's documentation by introducing a comprehensive guide for the "Swipes" feature. It covers both user-facing aspects of regenerating messages and developer-centric details regarding the underlying chatTree mechanism, ensuring a more thorough understanding of this functionality.

Highlights

  • New Documentation for Swipes: A new markdown file, swipes.md, has been added to provide in-depth documentation for the "Swipes" feature, explaining its functionality and usage.
  • Developer Information on chatTree: The new swipes.md file includes a dedicated section for developers, detailing the chatTree data structure and its role in managing alternate message branches.
  • Updated Navigation Link: The Usage/Chatting/index.md file has been updated to include a direct hyperlink to the newly created swipes.md documentation, improving discoverability for users.
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This pull request introduces new documentation for the 'Swipes' and chatTree features, which is a valuable addition for users. The new swipes.md page is well-structured, covering both user-facing functionality and developer-specific details. I've provided several suggestions to enhance the clarity, formatting, and consistency of the new documentation to make it even more helpful for the community.

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Summary of Changes

This pull request introduces comprehensive documentation for the 'Swipes' feature, covering both user-facing aspects of regenerating messages and developer-centric details regarding the underlying chatTree mechanism. It aims to provide a more thorough understanding of this functionality and integrates the new documentation into the existing navigation structure.

Highlights

  • New Documentation for Swipes: A new markdown file, swipes.md, has been added to provide in-depth documentation for the 'Swipes' feature, explaining its functionality and usage.
  • Developer Information on chatTree: The new swipes.md file includes a dedicated section for developers, detailing the chatTree data structure and its role in managing alternate message branches.
  • Updated Navigation Link: The Usage/Chatting/index.md file has been updated to include a direct hyperlink to the newly created swipes.md documentation, improving discoverability for users.
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  • Usage/Chatting/index.md
    • Updated the link for 'Swipe the response' to point to the newly created swipes.md documentation file.
  • Usage/Chatting/swipes.md
    • Added a new documentation file detailing the 'Swipes' feature.
    • Included sections on basic usage, the experimental 'Show Swipes for all Messages' feature, and a video demonstration.
    • Provided developer-focused information on the chatTree structure, how it stores hidden swipes, and relevant functions like saveChatToTree() and getChatFromTree().
    • Referenced PR #4573 for more information on the chatTree implementation.
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  • gemini-code-assist[bot] provided an initial summary of the pull request.
  • gemini-code-assist[bot] suggested aligning the route in the frontmatter of swipes.md with its file path for better consistency.
  • gemini-code-assist[bot] recommended formatting 'Swipes' as plain or bold text instead of inline code in swipes.md for improved readability.
  • gemini-code-assist[bot] advised clarifying the explanation of default swipe behavior versus the 'Show Swipes for all Messages' feature in swipes.md.
  • gemini-code-assist[bot] pointed out and suggested removing an empty <style> block in swipes.md.
  • gemini-code-assist[bot] suggested expanding on or removing the statement about manual 'Chat Tree exports' in swipes.md to make it more useful for users.
  • gemini-code-assist[bot] recommended using emphasized text instead of an h6 heading for an informational note in swipes.md.
  • gemini-code-assist[bot] suggested removing extra blank lines in swipes.md to improve formatting.
  • gemini-code-assist[bot] proposed correcting the grammatical structure of a sentence regarding chatTree access in swipes.md.
  • gemini-code-assist[bot] suggested removing unnecessary backticks around the pull request number in a link within swipes.md.

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