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Nested numbered lists broken in Gists #1774
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This is still a problem.@wolf99, this solely affects lists without line breaks (which are inadvisable regardless), for with
\ns, it renders as is expected:-
1. Ordinate One 1.1. Subordinate One 1. Ordinate Two
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Nested numbered lists seem to not be recognized in gists.
Check out a minimal example here: https://github.com/proxy/gist.github.com/wolf99/fa4048c083d97340b5dfe31573579806
It works on GitHub main and in issues, as can be seen here:
1.1. This is a correctly nested numbered list item