First of all, thanks a lot for this extension, which really simplified my AI workflow!
Problem
Similar to the issues #13 and #2, The current comment syntax:
:comment[Data Locations]{#comment-1773879845866 text="comment__NEWLINE__"}
renders as visible, non-standard markup in VS Code and other Markdown viewers:
This is unfriendly for readers and breaks the reading experience, especially when comments are left unresolved for future reference. Related: #13, #2.
Proposed solution
Support an alternative comment format that hijacks Markdown's reference link syntax, which renderers silently ignore:
Original text in markdown
[#comment-1]: # (text="Original text in markdown" comment="comment")
This renders cleanly in any standard Markdown viewer as:
Original text in markdown
The extension would parse these reference-link comments and display them in its UI just like the existing :comment[...] syntax.
I guess you may already think about such things, and would like to know if there are some corner cases making the proposal solution not working properly
First of all, thanks a lot for this extension, which really simplified my AI workflow!
Problem
Similar to the issues #13 and #2, The current comment syntax:
renders as visible, non-standard markup in VS Code and other Markdown viewers:
This is unfriendly for readers and breaks the reading experience, especially when comments are left unresolved for future reference. Related: #13, #2.
Proposed solution
Support an alternative comment format that hijacks Markdown's reference link syntax, which renderers silently ignore:
This renders cleanly in any standard Markdown viewer as:
The extension would parse these reference-link comments and display them in its UI just like the existing :comment[...] syntax.
I guess you may already think about such things, and would like to know if there are some corner cases making the proposal solution not working properly