Anchor links that the markdown-toc plugin generates for the Toc, precent encodes any Unicode/emoji. That's all cool, but it appears that the headings strips any Unicode when creating the actual anchors. Meaning that those Toc links with Unicode in them won't work, such as those on the README.md:
I haven't looked into the issue much, it could be that GFM always strips non-ascii_identifiers (I couldn't see anything in the GFM spec about it) or that it's an issue upstream with markdown-toc or something to do with this package,
DavidWells
commented
3 years ago
Anchor links that the markdown-toc plugin generates for the Toc, precent encodes any Unicode/emoji. That's all cool, but it appears that the headings strips any Unicode when creating the actual anchors. Meaning that those Toc links with Unicode in them won't work, such as those on the
README.md:e.g. the ToC has the link https://github.com/DavidWells/markdown-magic#%F0%9F%94%80-code but the anchor link is https://github.com/DavidWells/markdown-magic#-code
I haven't looked into the issue much, it could be that GFM always strips non-
ascii_identifiers(I couldn't see anything in the GFM spec about it) or that it's an issue upstream withmarkdown-tocor something to do with this package,