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Created May 12, 2015 by Administrator@rootOwner

Handle AsciiDoc better, reuse HTML pipeline filters (fixes #9263)

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Created by: jirutka

This PR basically makes AsciiDoc a “first-class citizen” in GitLab, so we can reuse some HTML pipeline filters etc. The main reason why I’ve done this is to use RelativeLinkFilter (implemented in #9276) for AsciiDoc, and so fix #9263 (closed).

Since we don’t need github-markup for AsciiDoc anymore, I’ve updated the Asciidoctor gem to the latest version. The current used version (0.1.4) is ancient.

/cc @tsigo @randx @mojavelinux

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Source branch: github/fork/jirutka/asciidoc