Print list without space in front of *
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I noticed, that round tripping markdown adds spaces in front of `*`: ```julia marky = md""" # Test * test test """ string(marky) ``` Results in: ``` "# Test\n\n * test test\n" ``` I guess there are no round tripping guarantees for this, but I think this is not what a markdown formatter would do? I'm not sure what `plain` wants to achieve here with the space, so I wanted to put this up for discussion via this PR! Not really important in general, but for my use case it would be nice to drop the space ;)
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I think it's just to indent the list when looking at the .md source file. It could be made more consistent by only adding the space if the first character is a |
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I noticed, that round tripping markdown adds spaces in front of
*:Results in:
I guess there are no round tripping guarantees for this, but I think this is not what a markdown formatter would do? I'm not sure what
plainwants to achieve here with the space, so I wanted to put this up for discussion via this PR!Not really important in any way, but for my use case it would be nice to drop the space ;)