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If you have a markdown file that is wrapped to 80 characters then those lines are not reflowed. In the case of regular text this just looks a bit ragged, however if there is significant markup such as an embedded URL then it really messes with the flow of the text.
Expected behaviour: Lines separated by a single line break in the markdown source would be kept on the same line in HTML. You would need to add two spaces to the end of the line to force a line break.
Actual behaviour: Line breaks are passed through directly.
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If you have a markdown file that is wrapped to 80 characters then those lines are not reflowed. In the case of regular text this just looks a bit ragged, however if there is significant markup such as an embedded URL then it really messes with the flow of the text.
Expected behaviour: Lines separated by a single line break in the markdown source would be kept on the same line in HTML. You would need to add two spaces to the end of the line to force a line break.
Actual behaviour: Line breaks are passed through directly.
Screenshots
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: