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What dialect of Markdown is supported?

Our app supports CommonMark, the formal specification for modern Markdown.
In addition to CommonMark’s core features, we enable a focused set of extensions that provide functionality users commonly expect. Some of these extensions overlap with capabilities found in GitHub-Flavored Markdown (GFM), but we do not implement the full GFM specification.

Below is the complete list of supported extensions, each with a short example demonstrating how it works.

1. Tables (TableExtension)

Supports pipe-style tables and column alignment.

Example:

| Name  | Role      | Location |
|-------|-----------|----------|
| Alice | Developer | Zurich   |
| Bob   | Designer  | London   |

Automatically turns URLs and email addresses into links.

Example:

https://example.com
user@example.com

3. Heading Anchor IDs (HeadingAnchorExtension)

Automatically generates stable id attributes for headings.
This allows users to link to specific sections within a document.

Example:

# Overview 
See the Scope section below:
[Go to Scope](#scope)
---
## Scope
This is the Scope section content.

4. Strikethrough (StrikethroughExtension)

Adds support for strikethrough syntax~~text~~ .

Example:

This text has ~~strikethrough~~ formatting.