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## Details
Request: #250
Previously we supported adding icons for ordered lists in much the same
way as unordered, however by default the value was empty.
To do an auto ordering for the pattern of using `1.` for every value we
now provide a default value. However, because ordered lists can go on
and we want to support arbitrary lengths we now also support setting a
function for both ordered and unordered list icons. The function is
called with both the level of the list and the index of the item and
whatever value is returned is used as the icon.
The default function just concatenates a period after the index value
and ignores the level.
However doing this for long lists would be tedious so I added support for functions to be the value along with a default implementation that probably does what you were looking for here: a7097f3
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
In Markdown, it is common to write ordered lists as
which is correctly rendering to:
e.g. see markdownguide.org
render-markdown.nvim
unfortunately does not render this in normal mode.Describe the solution you'd like
When I exit edit mode and look at the document in normal mode, all numbers are corrected to their actual number.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Use the markdown preview in the browser
Additional information
No response
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