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Comply with CommonMark #212

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Witiko opened this issue Nov 11, 2022 · 0 comments · Fixed by #226
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Comply with CommonMark #212

Witiko opened this issue Nov 11, 2022 · 0 comments · Fixed by #226
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Witiko commented Nov 11, 2022

In #163, we have fixed one of the many differences between our implementation of markdown and the CommonMark spec (version 0.30). More systematically, we would like to have the entire grammar checked against the spec by converting the 652 examples from the spec to unit tests and fixing whatever differences may surface. Merging the result will constitute a major change and should therefore be postponed until the next major version of Markdown. Whereever possible, we should add options to preserve the previous behavior. If possible, we should also offer patches to the jgm/lunamark upstream.

@Witiko Witiko added feature request good first issue lua Related to the Lua interface and implementation technical debt Related to code smells and refactoring commonmark Related to making the syntax of markdown follow the CommonMark spec labels Nov 11, 2022
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