Changelog

0.2.14

Upgraded all dependencies (Marked 11).
Changed Note/Warning implementation to match latest behavior, see https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/16925.

0.2.13

Upgraded all dependencies (Marked 9).
Changed Note/Warning implementation to match latest behavior (> [!NOTE]).

0.2.12

Upgraded all dependencies.
Support new delimiter syntax for math $`, see https://github.blog/changelog/2023-05-08-new-delimiter-syntax-for-inline-mathematical-expressions.

0.2.11

Upgraded all dependencies.

0.2.10

Fixed slugger (which renders heading id) not taking raw text into account.
Included marked-linkify-it plugin, this may not be consist with github.

0.2.9

Changed auto scroll behavior, it only occurs once (on init) now.
Now when you scroll the page, the location.hash will be updated too.

0.2.8

Support ```math, see https://github.blog/changelog/2022-06-28-fenced-block-syntax-for-mathematical-expressions.
Transform > **Warning** like GitHub does.

0.2.7

Fixed an edge case where mermaid error still exist.
Support footnote.
Support emoji.
Support front matter.

0.2.6

Support auto-link #id to issue.
Transform > **Note** like GitHub does.

0.2.5

Fixed to escape html in mermaid.
Support changing index file in root directory.

0.2.4

Center mermaid diagrams.
Make mermaid diagrams follow system theme change.
Added octicon links.
Support changing root directory.
Redirect to the markdown file in subpath.

0.2.3

Added --help and --version flags.
Fixed file name with spaces and other special characters.

0.2.2

Refactored the resolver so that it can find /path/README.md in /path.

0.2.1

Fixed missing highlight.js styles.

0.2.0

No vendors or CDN, I bundled front-end dependencies to a single file.
Added support for KaTeX by $ E = mc^2 $ and $$ block mode $$.

Note: You can also use mermaid.js by ```mermaid!
Added support for multiple files (e.g. navigate to another markdown file through links).
Added GitHub Slugger to much the id generator behavior.
Added support for GitHub Markdown Rendering API to actually let GitHub render your markdown. Note that it does not support all features as GitHub.com, which including:
- Task list result is a bit different.
- No support for mermaid.js and math expressions.