Before, a message from discord such as _Probably_ the former would be incorrectly detected as a /me-type message, producing broken output when the replacement was done (https://i.imgur.com/RW7r1qL.png). Now, /me detection requires the whole message to be in italics.
The conversion is still rather lazy and fails in some edge cases (e.g. multiline /me), but discord's implementation of /me is also rather lazy (it fails when there's an underscore in the message) so it doesn't really matter. This at least produces sane output.
Before, a message from discord such as
_Probably_ the formerwould be incorrectly detected as a/me-type message, producing broken output when the replacement was done (https://i.imgur.com/RW7r1qL.png). Now,/medetection requires the whole message to be in italics.The conversion is still rather lazy and fails in some edge cases (e.g. multiline /me), but discord's implementation of /me is also rather lazy (it fails when there's an underscore in the message) so it doesn't really matter. This at least produces sane output.