The most significant new feature is support for literate Haskell.
You can now use pandoc directly on literate Haskell source files
to produce syntax-highlighted HTML output:
pandoc -s MyProg.lhs > MyProg.html
Pandoc will interpret text sections as (extended) markdown. If
you prefer to write literate Haskell using reStructuredText
or LaTeX, pandoc supports that too:
pandoc -s --from rst+lhs MyProg.lhs > MyProg.html
pandoc -s --from latex+lhs MyProg.lhs > MyProg.html
You can even convert from one style to another:
pandoc -s --from markdown+lhs --to latex+lhs MyProg.hs
This release also adds an '--email-obfuscation' option, so
the user can select an email obfuscation method (or disable
obfuscation), and support for citations using the latest version
of Andrea Rossato's citeproc-hs.
In addition, many bugs have been fixed. Thanks to everyone
who took the time to file bug reports.
John