anchor.diff:  }
   ----
   
  -=== Project Dependency
  +=== As Project Dependency
   
   The next option is to host the extension project in a multi-project build. This allows for a much quicker development cycle
   as you don't have to publish the jar to a repository every time you make adjustments to the code. Take for example the
  
positive.code: }
  ----
  
  === Build Dependency
  
  The last option is to move the `extension` project into Gradle's `buildSrc` directory. There are no additional dependencies
  to be defined on the consuming projects, as the extension will be automatically picked up by the `asciidoctor` task,
  as the compiled extension is already in the task's classpath.
  
negative.code: attributes:: a Map specifying various document attributes that can be sent to Asciidoctor
    Use `attributes` to append, Use `setAttributes` or `attributes=` to overwrite.
  
  === Defining Sources
  
  By default the plugin will search for sources under `sourceDir`. Sources may have any of the following extensions in
  order to be discovered:
  