Docs: document fancy_lists
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[export setting]: https://orgmode.org/manual/Export-Settings.html
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`fancy_lists` extension
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Org-mode has a variable `org-list-allow-alphabetical` that when
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set to `t`, allows ordered lists with single-character
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alphabetical markers. Since this variable is `nil` by default,
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alphabetical markers can be optionally enabled in Pandoc by
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enabling the `fancy_lists` extension.
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When `fancy_lists` is enabled, Pandoc will also parse list
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markers starting with one lowercase or uppercase alphabetical
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character, like `a.` and `D)`. Countrary to the use of this
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extension in markdown, roman numerals or the `#` placeholder
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can't be used as markers as they are not allowed in Org-mode.
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One additional behavior that is enabled by the `fancy_lists`
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extension is that the `.` and `)` delimiters for list markers
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will be distinguished by Pandoc. In essence, this means that when
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converting Org into formats like LaTeX, Pandoc will respect the
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type of delimiter that you used in your Org file, instead of
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always using the default delimiter for the exported format.
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Currently unsupported features
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