Recently I've found that HTML-encoded symbols are being parsed incorrectly.
Example:
> Quote
> Quote
First case scenario will be parsed correctly. But the second scenario will be parsed incorrectly despite of being exactly same but HTML-encoded symbol.
This is a common situation because some of the text editors/services converts some symbols into HTML-encoded ones.
I've managed to reproduce it only with quotes. But it can be the case with other rules as well.
Good morning team,
Recently I've found that HTML-encoded symbols are being parsed incorrectly.
Example:
First case scenario will be parsed correctly. But the second scenario will be parsed incorrectly despite of being exactly same but HTML-encoded symbol. This is a common situation because some of the text editors/services converts some symbols into HTML-encoded ones.
I've managed to reproduce it only with quotes. But it can be the case with other rules as well.