Hello,
In vim, all my markdown files used 4 backticks (````) to delimitate fenced code blocks. It does not renders correctly in vim because it looks like vim's markdown syntax only supports 3 backticks (which is valid in most markdown extensions too).
I wonder if it's possible to update the markdown syntax to support both 3 and 4 backticks as fenced code blocks.
I think the line 88 of syntax/markdown.vim
syn·region·markdownCode·matchgroup=markdownCodeDelimiter·start="^\s*```.*$"·end="^\s*```\ze\s*$"·keepend
could be updated like this:
syn·region·markdownCode·matchgroup=markdownCodeDelimiter·start="^\s*````?.*$"·end="^\s*```\ze\s*$"·keepend
But I'm not an expert,
What do you think?
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David
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