Bad parsing of deeply nested lists

[mity]

Input generated by the following command gets 100 lines:

$ python -c 'print ("".join(map(lambda x: ("  " * x + "* foo\n"), range(1,1000))))'

But when it is passed into hoedown, it generates just 27 lines, so most of the input is somehow ignored.

$ python -c 'print ("".join(map(lambda x: ("  " * x + "* foo\n"), range(1,1000))))' | hoedown | wc -l
27

[uranusjr]

There is a default nesting limit defined to guard against malicious input. You can change to #define’d value on compile time yourself.

[mity]

So shouldn't hoedown write down some error or (at least) exit with non-zero?