Markdown (preview) nested ordered list rendering error

[MofX]

• VSCode Version: 1.37.1

When ordered lists are nested in other lists, they only work if numeration starts at 1, otherwise the don't render as list. I don't know if it is only in the preview or also in other locations with markdown.

3. foo
2. foo
1. foo

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1. foo
2. foo
3. foo

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* foo
  3. foo
  2. foo
  1. foo

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* foo
  1. foo
  2. foo
  3. foo

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[mjbvz]

I tested this using the common mark dingus and it looks like VS Code's preview matches commonmark's: https://spec.commonmark.org/dingus/?text=3.%20foo%0A2.%20foo%0A1.%20foo%0A%0A------------------%0A%0A1.%20foo%0A2.%20foo%0A3.%20foo%0A%0A------------------%0A%0A*%20foo%0A%20%203.%20foo%0A%20%202.%20foo%0A%20%201.%20foo%0A%0A------------------%0A%0A*%20foo%0A%20%201.%20foo%0A%20%202.%20foo%0A%20%203.%20foo%0A%0A------------------

I can't point out where this is documented in the spec but I think you should try asking this upstream on common mark (or on markdown-it which we use in VS Code)