Respect \f symbol when generating web-based documentation pages.#319
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The click library uses the `\f` escape character to designate that the following text in docstrings should not be included into documentation. The `mkdocs-click` plugin does not support this. This commit fixes this.
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The click library uses the
\fescape character to designate that the following text in docstrings should not be included into documentation. Themkdocs-clickplugin does not support this. This commit fixes this.