feat!: add no-emphasis-as-headings rule - #709
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This rule will be implemented in eslint/markdown#709 instead.
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In `@src/rules/no-emphasis-as-headings.js`:
- Around line 115-118: Update the emphasis/strong handler for inline content so
image, imageReference, and footnoteReference nodes are included alongside
inlineCode and inlineMath when clearing lastTextStack before punctuation
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I’ve added test.md for local testing purposes.
This follows the same convention used in the CSS and ESLint repositories:
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Why is this case not reported?
bar is on its own line and has emphasis.
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These two examples should be move to the other excluded syntax below.
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I do not think we should report *foo* without a newline and content after the emphasized text.
Otherwise I would not think of it as a "heading".
Currently the rule behaves like markdownlint for this case.
But in my opinion a text ending with an emphasized summary should not be reported:
Some long paragraph...
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What is the purpose of this pull request?
This PR adds a new
no-emphasis-as-headingsrule, as mentioned in #683.What changes did you make? (Give an overview)
Added the implementation, tests, and documentation.
There are some behavioral differences compared with the implementation in
markdownlint. Some are bugs, while others are intentional. For example, nested emphasis and strong markers such as***foo***are not reported bymarkdownlint, but I think this was overlooked and should be reported. I’ve left comments in the tests where these behavioral differences occur.Related Issues
Closes: #683
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no-emphasis-as-headingsrule, which flags single-line paragraphs made entirely of emphasized or bold text that could be mistaken for headings.Documentation