#' @section Available YAML headers options specific for `gitbook`:
#'
#' - `github-repo`: You can optionally set the `github` repo in
#' `organisation/repository` format (e.g. `inbo/INBOmd`).
#' This will add an 'edit' button to the source file on GitHub.
#' Note that only people with write access can edit the files directly in the
#' repository.
#' Others can only edit the source code in a fork of the repository and
#' suggest the changes through a pull request.
#' - `split_by`: How to name the HTML output files from the book:
#' - \code{chapter+number} means split the file by the first-level headers;
#' - \code{section+number} means the second-level headers.
#' For \code{chapter+number} and \code{section+number}, the HTML file names
#' will be determined by the header ID's, e.g. the file name for the first
#' chapter with a chapter title \code{# Introduction} will be
#' \file{1-introduction.html}.
#' Note that you need to place at least one level 1 heading in `index.Rmd`.
#' Otherwise you don't get an `index.html` file.
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