`\` is not properly handled

[randomizedthinking]

When a backslack is inside a grave accent, it loses its special meaning. Yet, vim-pandoc-syntax didn't handle it correctly as of now.

For instance, \ -- the second grave accent will be treated as being escaped.

[bpj]

This works: `` \ `` i.e. doublebacktick+space+backslash+space+doublebacktick. Den mån 22 apr. 2019 19:31randomizedthinking <notifications@github.com> skrev:

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[randomizedthinking]

Thanks for the work-around.

Based on the pandoc syntax, \ should work, so it is a minor bug to be fixed.