Add a comparison output style for GitHub tables #398
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Eh, I'm having second thoughts about this one. |
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After running benchmarks for a PR of mine, I noticed that
--output_style tableformats it in a way that GitHub doesn't know how to deal with. Instead of manually making one, I thought it would be much more convenient if there were a way to emit a GitHub-style table that could be directly copy-pasted to a comment. I guess this is technically a markdown table, but there's too many different parsers for markdown to conform to that standard.I didn't bother with adding padding or anything, so it looks like garbage in the terminal, but it looks fine on GitHub.