This first post is only to setup the reproduction of the bug in the second post that will follow:
When you use <code>\
``` you can output the three ticks required to do a code fence.
This first post is only to setup the reproduction of the bug in the second post that will follow:
When you use <code>\
``` you can output the three ticks required to do a code fence.
And now the backslashes used in my original post are gone.
I’m pretty sure this is because quote don’t escape the chars inside it.
if it’s gonna be a pr-welcome I’ll work on this as I’m also trying to work on another request regarding quote.
`<code>\`\`\`</code>`
Now renders, correctly as <code>\
``` , it is subtle but see: Babelmark 2 - Compare markdown implementations
To escape you would
``<code>\`\`\`<\code>``
Which renders correctly as: <code>\`\`\`<\code>
And is quotable via:
<code>\`\`\`<\code>
Or
Markup:
> ``<code>\`\`\`<\code>``
Or
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``<code>\`\`\`<\code>``
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