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To capture/distill some of my thinking from the Slack discussion:
- This feels like it belongs in the spec, even if optional, at least to specify the opt-out behavior. Current examples of opt-out behavior are not ideal: producing the Markdown, including the HTML subset, as-is (e.g.
**bold** _italics_ <br>
->**bold** _italics_ <br>
). Removing formatting would be preferable if/when Markdown is unsupported. - Inclusion in the spec doesn't have to/shouldn't mean writing yet another Markdown standard; ideally we can map the current reference implementation's behavior to pertinent aspects of CommonMark (which is a rare counterexample of the aforementioned yet-another-spec problem).
- Having an explicit derived spec subset, our implementations can hopefully defer to/become oriented around existing CommonMark implementations. Collect could still be treated as the reference implementation, but as a reference implementation it might look more like configuration to achieve the Markdown/HTML subset we specify.
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