fix: Don’t markdownify dates #1028
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To prevent “ordered list” markup in languages like Danish and German dates are no longer markdownifed. Date formates like: `2. January 2006` would be turned into ordered lists because of the period after 2.
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To prevent “ordered list” markup in languages like Danish and German dates are no longer markdownifed.
Date formates like:
2. January 2006would be turned into ordered lists because of the period after 2.I didn't remove
emojify, but I think it would also make sense to remove it as the output from thedateFormatprobably wouldn't contain any emojis either.Fixes #1027