Citations get parsed within inline source code environment

[Fiech]

Citations within the asciidoctor inline source code environment (backticks) get parsed. This may not be desired as source code environments are often used to actually explain source code behaviour.

So `cite:[some_key]` gets parsed to (Autor, Year) or whatever style you're using, instead of just staying cite:[some_key].

[paolobrasolin]

Thanks @Fiech. Good point!

This make sense to me, as it would be impossible to write documentation about asciidoctor-bibliography using asciidoctor-bibliography. cc @ronaldtse

While I'm at it I could protect all contexts where citations should not be checked (especially since comments already are). I can think of:

• [X] ~inline comments~
• [X] ~block comments~
• [ ] inline code
• [ ] block code
• [ ] passthrough
• [ ] ...

Basically, we want to protect contexts where a crossref would not work in vanilla asciidoc.

[ronaldtse]

Agree!