example reproduction __CODE_PLACEHOLDER_1____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_1____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_1____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_1____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_1____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_1__ __CODE_PLACEHOLDER_2____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_2____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_2____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_2____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_2____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_2__ __CODE_PLACEHOLDER_3____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_3____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_3____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_3____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_3____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_3__ __CODE_PLACEHOLDER_4____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_4____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_4____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_4____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_4____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_4__ __CODE_PLACEHOLDER_5____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_5____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_5____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_5____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_5____CODE_PLACEHOLDER_5__ this text is repeated many many times
Ah, I see what is going on. This basically requires maliciously formatted markdown that takes advantage of some placeholder text we use to protect codeblocks from getting incorrectly formatted by the
markdown_to_htmlfunction. You basically stuff the markdown full of those placeholder strings so that they are incorrectly being substituted.I will give this one some thought. I think it might make sense to have something like a short, random string tacked onto the end of the placeholder text (like I did for the footnote links to prevent id collisions).
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