Standard behavior without any flags seems to be to expand literal ampersands in the markdown input to produce & in the html output and to interpret other character entities in the input to produce unicode characters in the output. For example: # in the input produces # in the output.
When --fverbatim-entities is given, I would expect that entities are not interpreted in any way, and instead passed through the markdown interpreter to produce the same entity in the html output.
I am using the current version installed from Manjaro's repositories.
Standard behavior without any flags seems to be to expand literal ampersands in the markdown input to produce
&
in the html output and to interpret other character entities in the input to produce unicode characters in the output. For example:#
in the input produces # in the output.This is fine, but when --fverbatim-entities is used, the literal ampersand in the character entity in the mardown input is still expanded to
&
When --fverbatim-entities is given, I would expect that entities are not interpreted in any way, and instead passed through the markdown interpreter to produce the same entity in the html output.
I am using the current version installed from Manjaro's repositories.