The previous default was to use `<q>` tags in HTML5.
But `<q>` tags are also valid HTML4, and they are not very
robust in HTML5. Some user agents don't support them,
and some CSS resets prevent pandoc's quotes CSS from working
properly (e.g. bootstrap). It seems a better default just
to insert quote characters, but the option is provided for
those who have gotten used to using `<q>` tags.
oneOfStrings will now take the longest match it can in a
list of strings, so if 'foo' and 'foobar' are both included,
'foobar' will match even if 'foo' is first in the list.
* It no longer uses Network.URIs URI parser, which is too restrictive
(not allowing unicode URIs unless encoded).
* It allows many more schemes.
* It better handles punctuation so as to avoid capturing trailing
punctuation in bare URLs.
* In markdown reader, add a '\1' character to the beginning
of the title of an image that is alone in its paragraph,
if implicit_figures extension is selected.
* In writers, check for Para [Image alt (src,'\1':tit)] and treat
it as a figure if possible.
* Updated tests.
This is a bit of a hack, but it allows us to make implicit_figures
an extension of the markdown reader, rather than the writers.
This makes 's', 'l', etc. parse properly.
Formerly we had some English-centric heuristics, but they
are no longer needed now that we keep track of the last
'Str' position in state.
Closes#698.
We now (a) use anonymous links for links with inline URLs, and
(b) use an inline link instead of a reference link if the
reference link would require a label that has already been
used for a different link.
Closes#511.
* Shared now exports fetchItem (instead of getItem) and openURL
* fetchItem has different parameters than getItem and includes
some logic formerly in the ODT and Docx writers
* getItem still used in SelfContained
These images are now downloaded instead of being ignored (as
used to happen in the docx reader) or causing an error (as
used to happen in the odt reader).
Previously header ids were autogenerated by the writers.
Now they are generated (unless supplied explicitly) in the
markdown parser, if the `header_identifiers` extension is
selected.
In addition, the textile reader now supports id attributes on
headers.
