This is roughly the same system as for preformatted blocks.
Even though the spec implies that a line starting with ">" is a
blockquote type line and should be a quote on its own, it is so
frequently used as a block-like type that taking the spec literally
causes rendering issues on many capsules. To be clear, we get blocks
like this:
> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet,
> consectetur adipiscing elit.
>
> Sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt
> ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.
where we should instead have something like:
> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
> Sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.
To the people's defense, it is usual to quote a message using the first
syntax. As this issue is minor and the spec is not very adamant on
things here, I don't think there is much wrongdoing in treating the
first syntax as the norm, but the code is open to changes!
The URL is shown in italic to distinguish between the current URL and
the URL that is currently being loaded. Unsure that it is enough, it
does not look very good to me anyway.
This commit overwrites the version 1 database schema. Yeah as long as
Comet is not out of alpha, I'm not dealing with this horrendous
migration process.
As per the spec, clients should rewrite empty paths of absolute URLs to
"/" instead. Indeed, why the server would return something other than a
redirection for "" to "/"?
Rendering one view per line is looking for trouble when considering
preformatted blocks and possibly list/blockquotes: you want to group
actions and styles together. Specifically, make preformatted blocks
horizontally scrollable.
This commit adds an intermediate level for rendering which produces such
blocks.
dece