Bump pymarkdownlnt from 0.9.12 to 0.9.22

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Bumps pymarkdownlnt from 0.9.12 to 0.9.22.

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Version 0.9.22 - Date: 2024-08-05

This release was focused on enabling fixing for Rule Md031 and uncovering any issues with the more deeply nested container cases. The good news is that, as the list in the fixed section shows, we fixed a lot of issues. The better news is that only a handful of those fixes dealt with the parser, with the bulk of the issues dealing with transitioning from Markdown to our internal token format and back to Markdown again.

Why is this important? When a user asks the PyMarkdown linter to fix any issues that it can, our team wants to have the utmost confidence that PyMarkdown is producing the correct fix. Therefore, we tokenize the Markdown and base our rules off tokens that we know are correct. The only way to validate that we have the correct tokens is to take those tokens and recreate the Markdown. If we cannot produce the exact Markdown that we started with, then we have a problem.

In most of the fixed issues below, the tokens are correct and can produce the proper HTML from the Markdown. However, in over 90% of the fixed issues below, when we recreate the Markdown, the Markdown that we produce if off by a couple of whitespace characters. For the reasons stated above, it is important to our team to fix these issues with transparency. Therefore, while the fixed list is somewhat long, it is an honest reflection of the issues that we found and addressed.

Added

• Issue 818
  • Adding Fix Mode for Md031.

Fixed

• Issue 1120
  • within Block-List, thematic break can sometimes not report newlines to the list block
• Issue 1122
  • opening a fenced code block in a Bq-List-Bq was closing the outer BQ
• Issue 1123
  • in some cases within a Bq-List-Bq, not counting the newlines properly
• Issue 1124
  • list items within a Bq-List-Bq can have incorrect starting text regarding the innermost block
• Issue 1125
  • parsing of blank lines within Bq-List-Bq does not always add the right newlines to the list
• Issue 1126
  • under some circumstances, with a Bq-List-Bq, thematic break can cause the block quote to close
• Issue 1127
  • rehydration can be wrong with indented blocks in Bq-List-Bq
• Issue 1130
  • check for adding extra line to list with blank line in *-List-Bq not flexible enough
• Issue 1132
  • false positives (negatives?) for list looseness fixed
• Issue 1135
  • fixed issue introduced with above shortcuting in Bq-List-Bq scenarios to avoid assert
• Issue 1137
  • fixed issue with hanging indents and some Bq-List-Bq scenarios
• Issue 1141
  • fixed assert with Bq-List-Bq with previously untested branch
• Issue 1142

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Changelog

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Change Log

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Version 0.9.19 - Date: 2024-04-30

This release focuses on getting the documentation up to date and in the new read-the-docs format. Some small issues were addressed, but this is mainly to get the documents into good shape for release.

To view the new documentation, goto ReadTheDocs.

Added

• Issue 801
  • Started movement of docs from README.md and docs directory to the newdocs directory with a shorter README.md.
• Issue 1059
  • Complete redo of pre-commit documentation.
• Issue 1070
  • Complete redo of advanced configuration documentation.

Fixed

• None

Changed

• Issue 1031
  • went through code base and used if/else expressions where possible
• Issue 1033
  • went through tests for Md007, add some extra tests to cover missed scenarios
• Issue 1037
  • replaced calls to collect/extract ParserHelper functions followed by asserts with X_verified functions that do that already
• Issue 1039
  • ensure that all asserts have a message with their reasoning
  • verify that the asserts are required, refactoring where necessary

Version 0.9.18 - Date: 2024-03-18

Added

• Issue 990
  • added ability to use a TOML file in pyproject.toml format with the --config command line flag

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Commits

• d8bd251 jackdewinter/pymarkdown#818 (#1157)
• 8c3c6a9 jackdewinter/pymarkdown#1137 (#1138)
• d75ada6 jackdewinter/pymarkdown#1135 (#1136)
• 5d2b0c8 jackdewinter/pymarkdown#1130 (#1131)
• 8a8fb01 jackdewinter/pymarkdown#818 - Initial work (#1129)
• 0d55e32 Issue 818 (#1128)
• b3d0404 jackdewinter/pymarkdown#1120 (#1121)
• 16c8825 Version 0.9.21 (#1118)
• 446fbbf upgrade (#1108)
• 1a7f4cb Issue 1099 (#1107)
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