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I think this is similar/related to #131 and #292, but one thing I noticed is that bare square brackets do not roundtrip:
Input:
[unescaped brackets], \[escaped brackets\] and [a link](https://example.com)
Output:
\[unescaped brackets\], \[escaped brackets\] and [a link](https://example.com)
Is there a way to add an attribute that can track the position of escaped characters in a line?
This is useful for me because I'm trying to parse and rewrite documents that have reference links in child documents, and I have to backtrack to identify and protect these links from being overwritten.
I think this is similar/related to #131 and #292, but one thing I noticed is that bare square brackets do not roundtrip:
Input:
Output:
Is there a way to add an attribute that can track the position of escaped characters in a line?
This is useful for me because I'm trying to parse and rewrite documents that have reference links in child documents, and I have to backtrack to identify and protect these links from being overwritten.
(originally reported this in r-lib/commonmark#20)
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