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…-153) splitRow() in scripts/lib/md-ast.mjs now drops the backslash of an escaped pipe while splitting a table row, before inline parsing, as the GFM Tables extension does (cmark-gfm unescape_pipes). A cell holding `a\|b` therefore reads a|b instead of a\|b. A pipe after an even run of backslashes (\\|) is still a cell delimiter. makeRow() splits the cell's _raw segs at each dropped backslash so inline source positions stay accurate. Reproducer: scripts/fixtures/table-escaped-pipe.md plus a test in scripts/lib/md-checks.test.mjs. Dist copies regenerated with node scripts/build-plugin.mjs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016c2dMUAigeZ5mYfnA2Ptp7
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 9 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughGFM table parsing now treats escaped pipes as cell content, removes their escape backslashes, and tracks those removals in source-position mappings. Regression tests cover cells with escaped pipes, code spans, findings, and link end positions. ChangesEscaped pipes in GFM tables
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In `@scripts/lib/md-ast.mjs`:
- Line 743: Update parseInlines.mapV to map end positions at shared virtual
offsets to the preceding segment, preserving the link’s source end before a
removed backslash; add a regression test asserting the source end for a cell
containing `[x](url)\|tail`.
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…(CWK-153) A cell like `[x](url)\|tail` is split into two raw segs at the dropped backslash, and both segs share one virtual offset. mapV(end) picked the later seg, so the link's position.end included the backslash. An end exactly at the start of a contiguous seg (no virtual '\n' between) now maps to the previous seg's end. Paragraph segs always have that '\n' gap, so their mapping is unchanged. Regression test added; dist rebuilt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016c2dMUAigeZ5mYfnA2Ptp7
Defect
When a table cell holds a code span with an escaped pipe, such as
`a\|b`, the engine read the cell text asa\|b. GFM reads it asa|b. Any check that compares cell text (duplicate headings, table shape, link text) therefore saw an extra\.A plain escaped pipe outside a code span (
a\|b) already reada|b. The inline parser's normal backslash-escape rule removed the backslash there. The bug only showed inside a code span, because backslash escapes do not apply inside one.Where the fix is (differs from the task text)
The task said to fix
scripts/lib/md-checks.mjs. That file does not split table cells. It only reads the tree. The splitting happens insplitRow()/makeRow()inscripts/lib/md-ast.mjs, which ismd-checks.mjs's own import.md-ast.mjsis the same kind of vendored source and ships in the same generated dist asmd-checks.mjs.md-checks.mjsitself is unchanged.splitRow(): an escaped pipe\|is now added to the cell as a plain|. This happens while the row is split, before inline parsing, which is the step where GFM removes the escape (cmark-gfm'sunescape_pipes). Backslashes pair up left to right as before. So a pipe after an even number of backslashes, such as\\|, is still a real cell delimiter, just as in cmark-gfm.makeRow(): when a backslash is dropped, the cell's text gets one character shorter than its source. The cell's_rawsource map is now split at each dropped backslash, so line and column positions of inline nodes after it still point at the right place in the source. Cell and rowposition.enduse the source length.parseInlinesmapV()(second commit, from CodeRabbit's review): if an inline node ends exactly where a dropped backslash was, as in[x](url)\|tail, its end now maps to the end of the segment before it. Before this, the end included the backslash. This only applies where two segments meet with no virtual\nbetween them. Paragraph segments always have that\n, so their mapping is unchanged.Reproducer
scripts/fixtures/table-escaped-pipe.md: a header row plus two body rows. One cell holds`a\|b`(code span). The other holds a plaina\|b.scripts/lib/md-checks.test.mjs:a|bin both cases;inlineCodenode;checkDocumentreturns no findings for the fixture.| [x](url)\|tail |, the link's position slices to exactly[x](url).Spec sentence
GFM spec, Tables (extension), text just before example 200:
curlfailed withCONNECT tunnel failed, response 403and WebFetch returnedEGRESS_BLOCKED. Reading the spec from another GitHub repo (cmark-gfm'stest/spec.txt) was outside this session's repo scope. The sentence above is quoted from memory. Please compare it with the spec before merging.Commands run and results (Node v22.22.2)
node --test scripts/lib/md-checks.test.mjsbefore touching the engine: FAIL, 31 pass / 1 fail. The new test got'a\\|b'for the code-span cell where it expected'a|b'. The plain-escape cell already reada|b.node scripts/build-plugin.mjs: exit 0 (plugin/ dist built ... from source.). It regeneratedplugin/scripts/lib/md-ast.mjsandplugin/skills/doc-structure/lib/md-ast.mjs. Neither was edited by hand.node scripts/test.mjs(full roster): exit 0, 456 pass / 0 fail.node scripts/verify.mjs: exit 0,VERIFY: PASS, includingplugin/ matches source.node --test scripts/lib/md-checks.test.mjsthen FAILED, withactual '[x](url)\\'andexpected '[x](url)'. After themapVfix it passes 33/33. I re-ranbuild-plugin.mjs.test.mjsthen passed 457/457, andverify.mjsprintedVERIFY: PASS.Extra one-off check (not committed):
| `a\|b` [x](y) | a \\| b |splits into 3 cells,a|b x,a \,b, so\\|is still a delimiter.`a\|b`and[x](y)in the source.mapVchange.Docs
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README.mdnorskills/doc-structure/describes how table cells are read, so no doc was changed. There is no version bump and noCHANGELOG.mdedit.Couldn't do
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