Discount supports fenced code blocks. According to the documentation, they are turned on with -f fencedcode, but backtick'ed code blocks work without that option as well. Nor can they be turned off with -f nofencedcode. Is it expected behavior? If it is, it is not evident from the documentation.
Futhermore, with -f fencedcode, a backtick'ed code block breaks the following heading if no empty line intervenes. Compre the HTML that Discount renders with and without that option from the following input:
```
This is a code block.
```
# This is another header
I observe the above with:
discount 3.0.1.2 GHC=ENTITY.
Discount supports fenced code blocks. According to the documentation, they are turned on with
-f fencedcode, but backtick'ed code blocks work without that option as well. Nor can they be turned off with-f nofencedcode. Is it expected behavior? If it is, it is not evident from the documentation.Futhermore, with
-f fencedcode, a backtick'ed code block breaks the following heading if no empty line intervenes. Compre the HTML that Discount renders with and without that option from the following input:I observe the above with:
discount 3.0.1.2 GHC=ENTITY.