Add an 'edit this' button to the documentation#325
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Perfect! The second solution seems like a good choice to me too.
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Wasn't sure if it's better to link to GitHub's markdown preview page, or to the form where you can directly edit the document.
The latter will show a message that you have to fork the repository first, if you haven't already done so:
So, which one do you prefer? I chose the second one for now.
Closes #132