Changes in version 0.8.0 (2024-05-19)                  

  - Word examples are rendered with programmatically computed spaces
    instead of invisible tables; dependency on {flextable} is gone.
    Examples without a source also look better as a result.

  - Dependencies on {tidyr}, {stringr} and {magrittr} are gone.

                 Changes in version 0.7.0 (2023-03-18)                  

  - Word and HTML examples that don't need alignment look better.

  - New options for Latex rendering.

                 Changes in version 0.6.1 (2022-09-19)                  

  - Removed tests for compatibility with flextable changes.

                 Changes in version 0.6.0 (2022-08-18)                  

  - It is possible to create glosses in Quarto documents.

  - New examples with Quarto slides and documents.

  - New gloss_factory() function and vignette("gloss_factory")

                 Changes in version 0.5.1 (2022-06-08)                  

  - New option to add spacing above and below the glosses in PDF.

  - Read Latex coding of "zero" for HTML. (TODO figure out for Word.)

  - Fix the expex latex dependency for compatibility with Xelatex.

                        Changes in version 0.5.0                        

  - The default styling of the lines has no italics or bold but it is
    possible to define a consistent style (italics or bold) for each of
    the elements of a gloss. See vignette('styling').

                        Changes in version 0.4.0                        

  - New and better error messages.

  - The translation is Word output now spans as long as the content (it
    might be too long and the user might have to shorten the table).

  - add_gloss() and gloss_df() have a new output_format argument to set
    a specific format.

                        Changes in version 0.3.0                        

  - Add gloss_word() function and utility functions to generate Word
    output using flextable::flextable().

                        Changes in version 0.2.0                        

  - Create class gloss_data to read and manage data from glosses. Now
    as_gloss() doesn't care about "parsed", "original" or any other
    other argument names beyond "translation", "label" and "source". All
    other names will be interpreted as lines to align (with a maximum
    of 3).

  - A source can now be printed at the top of the gloss example.

  - Translations are automatically surrounded by quotation marks. The
    actual quotation marks can be removed or replaced either by giving
    them as the trans_quotes argument to as_gloss() or by setting
    options("glossr.trans.quotes" = "yourquotes").

  - Adapt gloss_pdf() and gloss_html() to work with gloss_data.

  - The LateX package used for pdf now is exPex instead of gb4e. No need
    to add \noautomath.