rundown provides GFM as it gets rendered in README.md and other Markdown preview boxes, since that's what the spec defines anyway. There are actually a lot of features provided in Issues and Pull Requests that aren't a part of that, though:
emoji shortcodes, like :slightly_smiling_face: ▶️ 🙂
issue references, like #1 ▶️ #1
commit hash references, like 84dc154 ▶️ 84dc154
file oneboxes, like https://github.com/FSTDT/fstdt/blob/84dc15455869ddc4a6ab921c21cae5c5b0257891/lib/fstdt_web/templates/quote/quote.html.eex#L19-L26 ▶️
rundown provides GFM as it gets rendered in README.md and other Markdown preview boxes, since that's what the spec defines anyway. There are actually a lot of features provided in Issues and Pull Requests that aren't a part of that, though:
:slightly_smiling_face:▶️ 🙂#1▶️ #184dc154▶️ 84dc154file oneboxes, like
https://github.com/FSTDT/fstdt/blob/84dc15455869ddc4a6ab921c21cae5c5b0257891/lib/fstdt_web/templates/quote/quote.html.eex#L19-L26▶️https://github.com/FSTDT/fstdt/blob/84dc15455869ddc4a6ab921c21cae5c5b0257891/lib/fstdt_web/templates/quote/quote.html.eex#L19-L26
We won't want to implement most of these, but the shortcodes would be nice 😄 .