pub fn parse_stream_with_prefix(input: &str, prefix: &str) -> SyntaxNodeExpand description
Like parse_stream, but treats prefix (e.g. hashpipe "#|") as
an embedded-YAML per-line marker: the scanner excludes it from
column/indent accounting and the builder peels it into
YAML_LINE_PREFIX leaves, so the resulting CST’s token ranges are
host ranges directly (prefix bytes included as trivia, no offset
remapping). An empty prefix behaves like parse_stream.
prefix may be a composite marker — a container prefix prepended to
#| (e.g. " #|" for a list-indented cell, "> #|" for a blockquoted
one). Within a hashpipe preamble the container prefix is uniform per line,
so matching the whole composite marker via strip_prefix parses a nested
cell identically to a top-level one, peeling the entire prefix into one
YAML_LINE_PREFIX leaf. The host computes this marker (see
parse_fenced_code_block).