Is it sensible to add GTK doc-links to bindings of GTK-things?
This one occurred to me while I was googling gtk docs to see the docs for g_object_unref to see if there's more info on it (and to realize that this is used for gtk's own version of ARC or sth):

Would it make sense to add GTK doc links (such as: https://docs.gtk.org/gobject/method.Object.ref.html) to the `gtk.nim` module?
I thought it might be nice because I very often can't be 100% certain that I'll actually find what I google for, particularly if it's something more hidden in the docs. So having a direct link helps me and simplifies things - though I don't know any of that applies to any of the things bound in gtk.nim.

I don't expect you to do it, this is a thing I'm happy to do over time as I have to deal with this (or when I have a calm couple hours and am mentally braindead, the perfect state to do something like this in).

I'm mostly asking if you think this would provide value. I guess the majority of that would come if we also ran `nim docs` over the library to create a API index docs?

Or would it be mostly pointless?