Only allow 1. to interrupt paragraphs in significantNewlines mode #50
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Apply CommonMark rule: only ordered lists starting with '1.' can interrupt paragraphs. Prevents years like '1985.' from accidentally becoming list items.
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Summary
Applies the CommonMark rule for ordered list paragraph interruption in
significantNewlinesmode:1.or1)can interrupt a paragraph1985.no longer accidentally become list itemsBefore
Would become: paragraph + list item starting at 1985
After
Stays as a single paragraph (correct behavior)
Starting a list at higher numbers
Still works with a blank line: