Update extending_build.rst to match tutorials/example/todo.py
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It appears `todo.py` was previously updated shifting some lines down and this caused 5 code examples to be missing 1 or more lines at the end. This was fixed, as well as replacing an old function with a new function that parses directive content into nodes: `parse_content_to_nodes()`. Additionally, clarified when `doctree-resolved` event gets fired so make the example more understandable.
extending_build.rst to match tutorials/example/todo.py
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To update
./doc/development/tutorials/extending_build.rstto match the updated code it uses in./doc/development/tutorials/examples/todo.py.It appears
todo.pywas previously updated shifting some lines down and this caused 5 code examples to be missing 1 or more lines at the end. This was fixed, as well as replacing an old function with a new function that parses directive content into nodes:parse_content_to_nodes().Additionally, clarified when
doctree-resolvedevent gets fired so make the example more understandable.References
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