Use Ruff concise output - #84
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Since Ruff 0.16, the full output is the default. While we could use it and bump the minimum Ruff version, I'd prefer keeping the concise output, as at some point we should just deprecate running linting and direct users to use Ruff's markdown linting capabilities.
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Since Ruff 0.16, the full output is the default. While we could use it and bump the minimum Ruff version, I'd prefer keeping the concise output, as at some point we should just deprecate running linting and direct users to use Ruff's markdown linting capabilities.
Fixes #69.