Titus

Thanks! That’s a good read but a) doesn’t answer the “invalid code points” part, and b) the CM spec already defines “A character is a Unicode code point [...] all...

Where did you see that this case should be covered by unicode whitespace? I don’t believe it is. I believe only emphasis/strong use unicode whitespace.

In 0.29 it says whitespace. In 0.30 it doesn’t. I believe I fixed that confusion. Or, where do you see whitespace?

Yeah. I also found this confusing. That’s why I fixed it :) In markdown, only `[ \t]`, and in some cases `\r\n|\n|\r` are considered as “whitespace”. In markdown, only ASCII...

I believe that cmark, commonmark.js, and comrak, are incorrect for accepting it as HTML according to the CommonMark spec. Note though, that Unicode is allowed in markdown. There are also...

@Crissov While that could theoretically be a problem, it wouldn’t practically occur, right? As CM needs a following `.)` for lists or a space for headings? --- ``` *️⃣a* *a*️⃣...

[EDIT: whoops, slightly different issue. Leaving it here as the notification has been sent out already. Sorry!] Here’s an example where a user tried linking an image / image reference,...

There’s some more, mostly legacy elements: basefont, bgsound, command, frame, image, isindex, keygen, nextid listen in HTML, HTML4, and HTML5 ([source](https://github.com/wooorm/html-void-elements)), which may be useful to add?

Hmm, if you want code, use markdown code: backticks. I’ve seen folks depend on these “bugs” (imo features) so I don’t think it should be changed

To add links to code for example