fix: Propagate Djot attributes to the blockquote implementation #139
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So the latter might implement a different behavior depending on them. As of now, SILE's default blockquote (from SILE 0.15.0) and resilient's style-aware blockquote don't support options, so this would not do anything yet, but it paves the way for more customization or alternate implementations. N.B. It's also what we were already doing for the captioned quotes (via the epigraph environment, which does support several options), so it also fixes a small API discrepancy...
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So the latter might implement a different behavior depending on them. As of now, SILE's default blockquote (from SILE 0.15.0) and resilient's style-aware blockquote don't support options, so this would not do anything yet, but it paves the way for more customization or alternate implementations.
N.B. It's also what we were already doing for the captioned quotes (via the epigraph environment, which does support several options), so it also fixes a small API discrepancy...
Rationale:
See discussion #138