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Jenner is a SAS-compatible statistical programming language with a Jupyter kernel. It uses the same block comment syntax as SAS (/* */). - Register .jenner extension in _SCRIPT_EXTENSIONS - Add sample notebook and mirror test outputs for all formats - Add Jenner to the supported languages documentation
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Summary
Jenner is a SAS-compatible statistical programming language with a native Jupyter kernel. It uses the same block comment syntax as SAS (
/* */).This PR adds Jenner as a supported language in Jupytext, following the same pattern as the existing SAS entry.
Changes
.jennerextension to_SCRIPT_EXTENSIONSinlanguages.pywith/* */block commentsjenner_test.ipynb) with DATA step, PROC, and macro examplesTesting
All 505 mirror tests pass (7 new Jenner tests + 498 existing), with 0 regressions.