Fix markdown comments 4843

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📝 Pull Request Description

Title

Fix: Preserve # %% [markdown] comments before # fmt: off (issue #4843)

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Description of the Bug

• Issue Reference: black==25.11.0 removing %% [markdown] comments #4843
• In Black 25.11.0, running the formatter on files containing Jupytext-style cell markers (# %% [markdown]) caused these comments to be removed unexpectedly.
• This regression was not present in Black 25.9.0, meaning the bug was introduced between versions.
• Specifically, when a file contained:

  # %% [markdown]
  # fmt: off
  # fmt: on

  Black would incorrectly strip the # %% [markdown] line, leaving only:

  # fmt: off
  # fmt: on

• These header comments are critical for Jupytext’s percent format, which maps Python scripts to Jupyter Notebook cells. Removing them breaks workflows for users who rely on Jupytext.

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Root Cause

• The issue was traced to the function _handle_comment_only_fmt_block() in black/comments.py.
• This function mishandled comments that appear before # fmt: off directives, failing to preserve them as standalone comment prefixes.
• As a result, legitimate comments (like Jupytext markers) were discarded during formatting.

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The Fix

• Modified _handle_comment_only_fmt_block() to:
  • Properly extract comments that precede # fmt: off.
  • Include them in the standalone comment prefix, ensuring they are preserved.
• This change ensures that Jupytext markers (# %% [markdown]) and similar comments remain intact after formatting.

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Verification

• ✅ All existing tests pass.
• ✅ Added reproduction tests (test_jupytext.py, test_exact_issue.py) to confirm the fix.
• ✅ The original reproduction case now works correctly:
  • Input:

    # %% [markdown]
    # fmt: off
    # fmt: on

  • Output after formatting:

    # %% [markdown]
    # fmt: off
    # fmt: on

• ✅ Verified across macOS 15.6.1 with Python 3.13.5 and Black 25.1.0.

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Environment

• Black version: 25.11.0 (bug), fixed in 25.1.0
• OS: macOS 15.6.1 (build 24G90)
• Python version: 3.13.5 (Clang 17.0.0)

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Impact

• Restores compatibility with Jupytext’s percent format.
• Prevents accidental removal of important header comments.
• Improves reliability of Black for users working with Jupyter Notebook–style scripts.

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Closing Notes

This PR resolves issue #4843.
Thanks to the community for reporting and verifying the bug. 🎉

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