Switch markdown conversion from Python-Markdown to cmark-gfm#13448
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Switch markdown conversion from Python-Markdown to cmark-gfm#13448
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Use cmark-gfm for full GFM rendering (tables, autolink, strikethrough, tasklists), with a post-processing step that converts GFM alert syntax (> [!NOTE], > [!WARNING], etc.) into styled admonition blocks.
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Switch from Python-Markdown to cmark-gfm for converting
.mdfiles to HTML. This gives full GFM rendering (tables, autolink, strikethrough, tasklists) using the same parser GitHub itself uses.A post-processing step converts GFM alert syntax (
> [!NOTE],> [!WARNING], etc.) into styled admonition blocks with color-coded borders — blue for note/tip, purple for important, red for warning/caution. This is the same approach GitHub takes: cmark-gfm renders them as blockquotes, then a post-processor converts them to alerts.pip install markdown markdown-gfm-admonitionwithapt install cmark-gfm+pip install bikeshedbuild-markdown.pyto shell out tocmark-gfminstead of using the Python-Markdown library