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See kivikakk/comrak#111 -- the string `A***B*C*` doesn't roundtrip correctly. It's not exactly well-formed, but ideally we should be consistent.
This one is really tricky to get right, because the
behavior turns on the "multiple of 3" rule. That
first asterisk is literal, so the writer
backslash-escapes it, but that changes the initial
delimiter run from `***` to `**`, and now it can't
form emphasis because of the "multiple of 3" rule.
Argh!
It's hard to see how the writer can know it's safe
to leave out the backslash without actually parsing
its candidate rendering and comparing the result.
Maybe that approach could be considered, though, since
efficiency presumably isn't as important for generating
commonmark as it is for generating HTML.
See also #131.
See kivikakk/comrak#111 -- the string
A***B*C*doesn't roundtrip correctly. It's not exactly well-formed, but ideally we should be consistent.