Replace hand-written markdown normalization with proper stripping#2338
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I wonder if we actually want to strip everything in the Zulip output though? I would say yes for titles, but not sure about comment bodies. Though I checked the user-info output now and it looks like it might be a bit easier to read without any Markdown.
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I don't know, it seems fine to keep strike-trough, bold, and italics, but unsure about the rest. I'd say let's try it and see how it goes. |
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cc #2317 (comment)