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rlidwka and others added 30 commits July 7, 2020 17:48
```
>>> foo
> bar
>>> baz
```

this is now a single blockquote as per spec

close #696
 - table now doesn't deal with backticks at all
 - `|` is considered escaped if and only if there is a `\` character immediately before it
 - number of elements in the first row (thead) now must match second row (aligns) exactly
 - no tbody if it would be empty

close #689
close #697
    ``` javascript {line-numbers=5 highlight=14-17}
    test
    ```

This markup now calls `highlight` like this:

    require('markdown-it')({
      highlight(code, lang, attrs) {
        assert(code === 'test')
        assert(lang === 'javascript')
        assert(attrs === '{line-numbers=5 highlight=14-17}')
      }
    })

close #626
close #706
 - `table`, `tbody`, `tr` now have mapping
 - `th`, `td`, `inline` in tables do not have it

close #705
this is now just raw text:

```md
|
|
|
```

close #724
rlidwka and others added 30 commits March 2, 2024 02:00
The spec update changes these things:

* It simplifies the HTML regex so that `<!-- a -- b -->` is an HTML
  comment. HTML5 reports this as an error, but still parses it.
* It changes the set of known HTML block elements to match HTML5, adding
  `search` and removing `source`.
* It adds Unicode Symbols to the set of punctuation characters that are
  used to evaluate flankingness.

This commit also changes the declaration HTML regex to match lowercase,
even though that change was technically made in spec version 0.30.
* Add text_decoration tutorial doc

* Add post-processing rule tutorial
- technical update, no tests changed
- ref: commonmark/cmark@64efa3b
Same fix as <commonmark/commonmark.js#279>,
because both libraries use the same HTML entity parser in the same
incorrect way.
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