Quarto should incorporate Asciidoc rendering facilities

Bug description

Quarto is a far bigger platform than R markdown. But, this is limited to only rendering markdown or its flavours with R or the like code sequences only.

Asciidoc is simpler and has only one flavour with distinct features for writings very good books, articles and what not?

Therefore, I request its developer's to incorporate rendering facilities for Asciidoc documents to be written in Asciidoc quarto.

First, I raised this issue at RStudio.com community forum. But, andresrcs (the Sustainer) suggested me to raise Quarto related issues at this forum.

So, I would like to clarify it further that Quarto does provide one format option of "Asciidoc". But, that feature, in fact converts the document written in Quarto Markdown (Pandoc Markdown) to Asciidoc format with asciidoc codes, which should be rendered elsewhere. And what I mean is that the input file of quarto document should contain asciidoc codes, which can be rendered by Quarto to an output file, not with asciidoc codes, but a file rendered into html, pdf or docx.

To be more clear, what I am expecting from Quarto is that we should be able to write the document, along with R scripts in RStudio in .asciidoc (or .adoc) codes, instead of Rmarkdown or Markdown, which could be rendered to html, pdf, docx or docbook.

Wishing all the best hopefully,

Dr. A.K Singh

Checklist

• Please include a minimal, fully reproducible example in a single .qmd file? Please provide the whole file rather than the snippet you believe is causing the issue.
• Please format your issue so it is easier for us to read the bug report.
• Please document the RStudio IDE version you're running (if applicable), by providing the value displayed in the "About RStudio" main menu dialog?
• Please document the operating system you're running. If on Linux, please provide the specific distribution.

Start by reviewing the requested .asciidoc or .adoc input alongside the single .qmd reproducible-example checklist. Determine how Quarto should render Asciidoc containing R scripts to HTML, PDF, DOCX, or DocBook rather than converting Quarto Markdown to Asciidoc. Done means the requested input and output workflow is supported and documented.