Follow up of modelica/ModelicaStandardLibrary#3122 in the proper place, i.e., MAP-Lang:

• Since 2022 Dymola supports Markdown and LaTeX for documentation
• This feature is not standardized
• Some users (e.g. @christiankral, @dietmarw, @SG-phimeca, @Sonyoyo) are using it already, found it useful and would love to have that in other tools (e.g., OpenModelica). See also the discussion in Markdown support in documentation rendering of OMEdit OpenModelica/OpenModelica#9284

Regarding OpenModelica I'm a bit hesitant at investing resources to implement a feature that is not standardized, just by reverse-engineering other tools. But I am definitely in favour of adding this feature to the standard, and I would definitely go ahead with the implementation and with an MCP if there is some consensus that this should be standardized. That would also provide two test implementations, which I understand is a (de-facto?) requirement for adding two language feature to the spec.

What do the other tool vendors think? I guess DS is fine with that, since they implemented it already. What about Wolfram, MapleSoft, and ESI?