Expose CodegenWriter's doc writer#1083
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When the doc writer is just an anonymous lambda function, it makes sense to hide it away in the parent implementation. But when it's a class that satisifies the interface, there may be additional things on it that the subclasses or callers will want to use. For example, a doc formatter.
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When the doc writer is just an anonymous lambda function, it makes sense
to hide it away in the parent implementation. But when it's a class that
satisifies the interface, there may be additional things on it that the
subclasses or callers will want to use. For example, a doc formatter.
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