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1. formatConTeXtInline :: FormatOptions -> [SourceLine] -> Text

   skylighting-format-context	Skylighting.Format.ConTeXt

   Formats tokens as ConTeXt using custom commands inside a type{}. A KeywordTok is rendered using \KeywordTok{..}, and so on.

2. formatLaTeXBlock :: FormatOptions -> [SourceLine] -> Text

   skylighting-format-latex	Skylighting.Format.LaTeX

   Format tokens as a LaTeX Highlighting environment inside a Shaded environment. Highlighting and Shaded are defined by the macros produced by styleToLaTeX. Highlighting is a verbatim environment using fancyvrb; \, {, and } have their normal meanings inside this environment, so that formatting commands work. Shaded is either nothing (if the style's background color is default) or a snugshade environment from framed, providing a background color for the whole code block, even if it spans multiple pages.

3. formatLaTeXInline :: FormatOptions -> [SourceLine] -> Text

   skylighting-format-latex	Skylighting.Format.LaTeX

   Formats tokens as LaTeX using custom commands inside | characters. Assumes that | is defined as a short verbatim command by the macros produced by styleToLaTeX. A KeywordTok is rendered using \KeywordTok{..}, and so on.

4. formatTypstBlock :: FormatOptions -> [SourceLine] -> Text

   skylighting-format-typst	Skylighting.Format.Typst

   Format tokens as a Typst Highlighting environment inside a Skylighting block that can be styled. Skylighting is defined by the macros produced by styleToTypst.

5. formatTypstInline :: FormatOptions -> [SourceLine] -> Text

   skylighting-format-typst	Skylighting.Format.Typst

   Formats tokens as Typst using custom commands inside | characters. Assumes that | is defined as a short verbatim command by the macros produced by styleToTypst. A KeywordTok is rendered using \KeywordTok{..}, and so on.

6. fork :: IO a -> IO ThreadId

   slave-thread	SlaveThread

   Fork a slave thread to run a computation on.

7. forkFinally :: IO a -> IO b -> IO ThreadId

   slave-thread	SlaveThread

   Fork a slave thread with a finalizer action to run a computation on. The finalizer gets executed when the thread dies for whatever reason: due to being killed or an uncaught exception, or a normal termination. Note the order of arguments:

   forkFinally finalizer computation
   

8. forkFinallyWithUnmask :: IO a -> ((forall x . () => IO x -> IO x) -> IO b) -> IO ThreadId

   slave-thread	SlaveThread

   Like forkFinally, but provides the computation a function that unmasks asynchronous exceptions. See Note [Unmask] at the bottom of this module.

9. forkWithUnmask :: ((forall x . () => IO x -> IO x) -> IO a) -> IO ThreadId

   slave-thread	SlaveThread

   Like fork, but provides the computation a function that unmasks asynchronous exceptions. See Note [Unmask] at the bottom of this module.

10. forceLogin :: AuthUser -> Handler b (AuthManager b) (Either AuthFailure ())

    snap	Snap.Snaplet.Auth

    Login and persist the given AuthUser in the active session Meant to be used if you have other means of being sure that the person is who she says she is.

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