Timestamp	Commit	Message	Author	N	+	-
26-09-05 17:01	`e8441ae` h	Let a thematic break end a quoted paragraph	Pat Ambrosio	2	+72	-3
26-09-05 10:46	`ba20446` h	Fold the probe after each decode, not only before the first	Pat Ambrosio	2	+57	-6
26-09-05 10:29	`9700190` h	Decode percent escapes before deciding what scheme a URL holds	Pat Ambrosio	2	+95	-9
26-09-05 10:19	`e518a91` h	Escape by default, and close the attribute and URL holes	Pat Ambrosio	3	+185	-27
26-09-05 10:06	`8cd72df` h	Cover images, rules, ordered lists, blockquotes and autolinks	Pat Ambrosio	2	+103	-1
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markdown.awk

A markdown-to-HTML parser in a single awk script. No build step, no runtime, no dependencies beyond an awk and a shell — it runs anywhere those do.

Use

awk -f markdown.awk < input.md > output.html

Nothing is configurable by flag; the parser reads markdown on stdin and writes HTML on stdout.

What it renders

Headings (with slugged ids), paragraphs (with content-derived ids for deep links), emphasis and strong, inline and fenced code, links and autolinks, images, lists including nested ones, tables, blockquotes, horizontal rules, strikethrough, footnotes, citations, MultiMarkdown metadata blocks, and fenced diagram blocks left raw for a client-side renderer.

Deliberately unsupported: anything requiring a second pass over the document, or configuration. The parser is one stream, one direction.

Tests

test/run.sh

Plain bash, no framework. test/units.sh covers the parsing rules; test/regressions.sh holds one case per bug the parser has had, with the reasoning in the comment above each.

Licence

Same terms as the project it was extracted from.

	# markdown.awk

	A markdown-to-HTML parser in a single awk script. No build step, no runtime,
	no dependencies beyond an awk and a shell — it runs anywhere those do.

	## Use

	awk -f markdown.awk < input.md > output.html

	Nothing is configurable by flag; the parser reads markdown on stdin and
	writes HTML on stdout.

	## What it renders

	Headings (with slugged ids), paragraphs (with content-derived ids for deep
	links), emphasis and strong, inline and fenced code, links and autolinks,
	images, lists including nested ones, tables, blockquotes, horizontal rules,
	strikethrough, footnotes, citations, MultiMarkdown metadata blocks, and
	fenced diagram blocks left raw for a client-side renderer.

	Deliberately unsupported: anything requiring a second pass over the document,
	or configuration. The parser is one stream, one direction.

	## Tests

	test/run.sh

	Plain bash, no framework. `test/units.sh` covers the parsing rules;
	`test/regressions.sh` holds one case per bug the parser has had, with the
	reasoning in the comment above each.

	## Licence

	Same terms as the project it was extracted from.

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