Creates a marked extension that repairs HTML blocks split by a blank line.
Raw HTML embedded in markdown (e.g. a Skip PRD "## Mockup" section) is meant
to be a single HTML block, but CommonMark ends an HTML block at the first
blank line. Any following indented (4+ space) markup is then tokenized as an
indented code block and rendered as escaped text — a "black box" of raw
markup instead of the intended HTML.
This hook detects that case in the token stream and reclassifies the
misparsed code token back to an html token so it renders. To stay precise it
only fires when the code token is ALL of:
an indented code block (no lang → not a fenced ``` example),
whose content starts with an HTML tag or comment, and
directly adjacent to an html token (the signature of a split block).
Prose, fenced code examples, and standalone indented code are left untouched.
Pure token-stream logic — no DOM dependency — so it lives in the
framework-agnostic core engine and benefits both the web (HTML) and native
(AST) output paths.
Creates a marked extension that repairs HTML blocks split by a blank line.
Raw HTML embedded in markdown (e.g. a Skip PRD "## Mockup" section) is meant to be a single HTML block, but CommonMark ends an HTML block at the first blank line. Any following indented (4+ space) markup is then tokenized as an indented code block and rendered as escaped text — a "black box" of raw markup instead of the intended HTML.
This hook detects that case in the token stream and reclassifies the misparsed code token back to an html token so it renders. To stay precise it only fires when the code token is ALL of:
lang→ not a fenced ``` example),htmltoken (the signature of a split block). Prose, fenced code examples, and standalone indented code are left untouched.Pure token-stream logic — no DOM dependency — so it lives in the framework-agnostic core engine and benefits both the web (HTML) and native (AST) output paths.