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Fix E. M. Bray formatting #100
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When "Erik Bray" was changed to "E. M. Bray", it caused some _very_ strange side effects in the list formatting, because Markdown (in its infinite weirdness) considers both the `E.` and `M.` to be ordered sublist labels. Escaping the periods un-confuses the parser.
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Thankyou kind person. Fix is a fix is a fix! 👍 =] |
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When "Erik Bray" was changed to "E. M. Bray", it caused some very strange side effects in the list formatting, because
Markdownthe ReStructuredText parser (in its infinite weirdness) considers both theE.andM.to be ordered sublist labels. Escaping the periods un-confuses the parser.