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thought: I wonder if we shouldn't escape the variables properly. Something like
... = {old_anchor!r}
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Can you explain a scenario where this would be useful?
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Can anchors contain
"
? Or would such characters be encoded in the percent format? If yes and not encoded, such anchors would break this Javascript code.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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My understanding is that pretty much all headings in mkdocs go through a slugification process that removes special characters (mkdocs-material docs on this). I have personally never seen a link with this type of character in it, but I can add the escaping if you would like.