Hi,

I maintain a project which hosts most of its documentation in its GitHub 
Wiki (using GFM markup). I was thinking that perhaps it may be useful for 
some users if that documentation was included with distributions of the 
software, and made available via GNU info.

My questions are:

1. Is this reasonable and feasible?
2. If so, how to achieve this using pandoc?

I naively tried:

pandoc -f gfm *.md -o output.texi

I noticed two immediate issues with the output:

1. All input pages were concatenated into a single page.
2. The GitHub-specific syntax for linking to other wiki pages doesn't seem 
to be supported. [[Page Name]] is expected to become a link to the page in 
Page_Name.md, and [[link text|Page Name]] allows setting the link text to 
something else.

The input I'm experimenting with can be downloaded by running "git clone 
https://github.com/CyberShadow/DustMite.wiki.git".

Thanks!

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