Fix escape characters for content with newline #112
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Given an input like so: ```markdown 'foo' 'bar' ``` We should be escaping both opening `'`. Before this change only the first was escaped because we only look at the first character of a `[]byte` and did not account for newlines. Signed-off-by: Brian Goff <cpuguy83@gmail.com>
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@kolyshkin Care to take a look at this one as well? |
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Given an input like so:
We should be escaping both opening
'.Before this change only the first was escaped because we only look at the first character of a
[]byteand did not account for newlines.Fixes #110