4.3: a link opening a paragraph that reads as a link reference definition rides the carry
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@@ -56,8 +56,9 @@ normalizes to it through the round-trip.
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the leading delimiter of a construct that would otherwise open, re-scan from there, and repeat.
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A backtick run escapes whole, and a lone backtick escapes wherever an escaped one follows it in
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the same inline content: CommonMark reads no escape inside a code span, so `` \` `` closes one.
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A paragraph's opening `[` escapes wherever its line reads as a link reference definition, which
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resolves before any inline construct binds: a `]` inside a code span or `{attrs}` counts.
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Where a paragraph opens with what reads as a link reference definition, which resolves before
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any inline construct binds (a `]` inside a code span or `{attrs}` counts), an opening text `[`
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escapes and an opening link's nodes ride the carry.
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An emphasis delimiter run in text escapes where CommonMark can open **or** close with it, so
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`*not emphasis*` is `\*not emphasis\*` — no delimiter the emitter did not write reaches the
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matching below, which is what lets the emitter decide its own pairings.
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