Use a library-level variable for assigning ids #134
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The current behavior is unexpected when re-running `init()`, as every run through will start with the first `.mermaid` it finds, and start re-indexing at 0, irrespective if the original `id=mermaidChart0` is still around. This change ensures that successive runs will not clobber old ones.
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The current behavior is unexpected when re-running
init(), as every run through will start with the first.mermaidit finds, and start re-indexing at 0, irrespective if the originalid=mermaidChart0is still around.This change ensures that successive runs will not clobber old ones.
I can add tests if desired.