¹ A workday is a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday.
² A year has four quarters, each with three months: January/February/March, April/May/June, July/August/September, and October/November/December.
But since markdown needs two newlines to render a newline, it currently looks like this:
I did some investigating on the Exercism website, and it seems like the footnotes extension on the commonmarker gem is enabled. I only see the gem being used app/commands/markdown/render_html.rb and app/commands/markdown/parse_doc.rb. In both cases it seems like footnotes are enabled.
I think markdown footnotes would be easier to read, plus they support navigation (as unnecessary as it is in this case).
P. S.: If any forum mods are reading this, there isn’t a forum tag for swift-scheduling yet.
You can help with a PR (pull request) following the same steps they explain me in this post. Linking your Exercism account with Github, they will reward you with reputation.
Two consecutive line feeds mark the end of a paragraph (renders as </p> in HTML). Markdown inserts a “hard line break” inside a paragraph (renders as <br/>), when a line ends with two spaces.
Ok, many people auto-remove trailing spaces from all files even if they mean something. But there is this distinction which should be known and when the one or the other ought to be used.
Nevertheless, my objection against footnotes comes from poor editor support as footnotes are non-standard and commonmark / GitHub flavoured Markdown do not specify them. I’ll never know, if they are done right and will show up as intended.
