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Weirdly, ordered and unordered lists are parsed inside Admonition titles. It seems other markdown is parsed as well; I'm not sure if this is a regression or just a previously undiscovered oversight, but I didn't find anything searching issues.
Steps to Reproduce:
```ad-note
title: 1. Borked Ordered List
```
```ad-note
title: - Borked Unordered List
```
Expected Result:
Actual Result:
I think expected behavior would just be to not parse that kind of thing at all, but rather than being an isolated bug, I think this might be indicative of a larger issue of unexpecting parsing, per these tests with a code block:
```ad-note
title: ```
test
```
```ad-note
title: ```ad-note
test
```
...which result in:
Anyhow, there isn't much of a use case for this (I was trying to put steps in titles), and the following CSS fixes that:
Weirdly, ordered and unordered lists are parsed inside Admonition titles. It seems other markdown is parsed as well; I'm not sure if this is a regression or just a previously undiscovered oversight, but I didn't find anything searching issues.
Steps to Reproduce:
Expected Result:
Actual Result:
I think expected behavior would just be to not parse that kind of thing at all, but rather than being an isolated bug, I think this might be indicative of a larger issue of unexpecting parsing, per these tests with a code block:
...which result in:
Anyhow, there isn't much of a use case for this (I was trying to put steps in titles), and the following CSS fixes that:
...resulting in:
...which is kind of weird, but works fine. Just wanted to throw something up here to make it known / track it.
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