Pull information about a StoryFormat from the format file itself#51
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Pull information about a StoryFormat from the format file itself#51sgranade wants to merge 1 commit intoDan-Q:masterfrom
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…e itself, and the story file to record a story format's version in the 'format-version' tag on compile.
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These changes pull a StoryFormat's name and version directly from the StoryFormat .js file, and add the format's version to the compiled output as a
format-versionattribute on thetw-storydatatag. That matches the recent behavior of Twine, and means that we can go back to compiled stories and confirm what version of the story format was used. It also divorces story formats' names from the directory name in thestoryFormatsdirectory, which then supports having multiple versions of the same story format.