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This string matches the entity regex, and starts with an HTML5 legacy entity (¶, without a semicolon at the end):
¶g;
The reference implementations cmark and commonmark.js disagree on whether this is plain text (renders to the HTML &parag;) or if it starts with an entity (renders to the HTML ¶g;).
markdown-it agrees with commonmark.js, but commonmark-hs and pulldown-cmark agree with cmark.
I filed the bug here, because it seems to me cmark is right and commonmark.js is wrong.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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This string matches the entity regex, and starts with an HTML5 legacy entity (
¶
, without a semicolon at the end):The reference implementations
cmark
andcommonmark.js
disagree on whether this is plain text (renders to the HTML&parag;
) or if it starts with an entity (renders to the HTML¶g;
).markdown-it agrees with commonmark.js, but commonmark-hs and pulldown-cmark agree with cmark.
I filed the bug here, because it seems to me
cmark
is right andcommonmark.js
is wrong.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: