I've stumbled about the following minor difference in behaviour between
both processors. consider the following input:
8<---------------------------------------------------
= Behaviour of `NOTE` blocks in lists
Here is some text
[NOTE]
Note A (no blank line preceding definition)
Here is some more text
[NOTE]
Note B (blank line preceding definition)
Here is a list
* item 1
** subitem 1
[NOTE]
Note 1 (no blank line preceding definition)
* item 2
** subitem 2
[NOTE]
Note 2 (blank line preceding definition)
* item 3
[NOTE]
Note 3 (no blank line preceding definition)
* item 4
[NOTE]
Note 4 (no blank line preceding definition)
8<---------------------------------------------------
when processed with `asciidoc' all notes are aligned identically
independent of whether there is a blank line preceding the definition of
the Note or not. with `asciidoctor' notes embedded in lists are indented
_if_ there is no blank line preceding the definition. this happens
consistently in html as well as pdf formatted output.
question: which behavior might be considered more "correct" (one can argue
for both, of course).
thx/joerg
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