go-term-markdown/testdata_result/Backslash escapes.txt

These should all get escaped:
 
Backslash: \
 
Backtick: `
 
Asterisk: *
 
Underscore: _
 
Left brace: {
 
Right brace: }
 
Left bracket: [
 
Right bracket: ]
 
Left paren: (
 
Right paren: )
 
Greater-than: >
 
Hash: #
 
Period: .
 
Bang: !
 
Plus: +
 
Minus: -
 
Tilde: ~
 
These should not, because they occur
within a code block:
 
┃ Backslash: \\
┃
┃ Backtick: \`
┃
┃ Asterisk: \*
┃
┃ Underscore: \_
┃
┃ Left brace: \{
┃
┃ Right brace: \}
┃
┃ Left bracket: \[
┃
┃ Right bracket: \]
┃
┃ Left paren: \(
┃
┃ Right paren: \)
┃
┃ Greater-than: \>
┃
┃ Hash: \#
┃
┃ Period: \.
┃
┃ Bang: \!
┃
┃ Plus: \+
┃
┃ Minus: \-
┃
┃ Tilde: \~
 
Nor should these, which occur in
code spans:
 
Backslash: \\
 
Backtick: \`
 
Asterisk: \*
 
Underscore: \_
 
Left brace: \{
 
Right brace: \}
 
Left bracket: \[
 
Right bracket: \]
 
Left paren: \(
 
Right paren: \)
 
Greater-than: \>
 
Hash: \#
Period: \.
 
Bang: \!
 
Plus: \+
 
Minus: \-
 
Tilde: \~
 
These should get escaped, even
though they're matching pairs for
other Markdown constructs:
 
*asterisks*
 
_underscores_
 
`backticks`
 
This is a code span with a literal
backslash-backtick sequence: \`
 
This is a tag with unescaped
backticks <span
attr='`ticks`'>bar</span>.
 
This is a tag with backslashes <span
attr='\\backslashes\\'>bar</span>.