Allow front matter metadata to have list of Aliases #730
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PR Summary
This pull request enhances the functionality of
Import-MarkdownCommandHelpto support reading metadata aliases from both list and string formats in Markdown files. It also includes corresponding tests to validate this new functionality.Enhancements to metadata parsing:
src/MarkdownReader/CommandHelpMarkdownReader.cs: Added logic to handle aliases provided as a list in Markdown files. The list items are extracted and added to the metadata dictionary under thealiaseskey.Test coverage:
test/Pester/ImportMarkdownCommandHelp.Tests.ps1: Added tests to verify that metadata aliases can be correctly parsed when provided as a list or a string in Markdown files. These tests ensure the expected alias values and counts are returned.PR Context