Renderer
The Renderer is a factory class that bundles all of the other
components of a renderer together.
It contains methods for creating the constant provider,
render info, path object, and drawer.
And it contains code for wiring them all together when it renders a block.
If you want to change just one part of an existing renderer (e.g. the constants)
you can subclass the relevant factory method.
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Last updated 2024-09-18 UTC.
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