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This is no doubt well intended but has problems: 1. The patch uses tab indentation but the original file uses space indentation. Maybe not a deal breaker, but clumsy. 2....

A related problem, which might be worth considering at the same time, is that the Breiðholt loop appears in both route directions (3-A and 3-B). This causes work for some...

Nodes are returned with line numbers when `textile.parseTree()` is used. They are zero based, so a one-based line number can be exposed in the rendered output like this: ```js function...

The update here is written with three goals in mind: 1. Modernizing/cleaning the project a bit 2. Replace node internals (because JSONML was hard to use) 3. Add source positions...

> I agree with you, but unfortunately the decision to use textile is something like a decade old, and now my task is to make a UI that isn't absolutely...

Please provide an explanation for why you see the need for this change.

There is no CI backing this, but I suppose I could set up actions here. Coverage can be gotten to using `npm run coverage` which runs the tests and emits...

It seems that marked solves this by blocking the URLs programatically: https://github.com/chjj/marked/commit/cd2f6f5b7091154c5526e79b5f3bfb4d15995a51

This should not be hard to add. The current focus has been to update the internals of the library (https://github.com/borgar/textile-js/pull/69), but that is almost ready. Since pushing that requires a...

> What I found apart from your list: Thanks a lot, this is great work! I've gone through the list and it looks very manageable. Broken down into issues: #72,...