update svelte-asciidoc #267
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this fixes an issue with tables. it also introduces a way to disable the markdown transitional syntax that makes the asciidoc parser understand some random markdown syntax directives like "#" (which should be "=" in asciidoc) and just confuses everybody. it should have been disabled since day one, but since I missed that this commit keeps it for all articles in the past and disables it only for events authored after 2024-09-14 (two weeks expected for this change to be deployed).
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this fixes an issue with tables.
it also introduces a way to disable the markdown transitional syntax that makes the asciidoc parser understand some random markdown syntax directives like "#" (which should be "=" in asciidoc) and just confuses everybody.
it should have been disabled since day one, but since I missed that this commit keeps it for all articles in the past and disables it only for events authored after 2024-09-14 (two weeks expected for this change to be deployed).
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