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WalkthroughChangesMarkdown now supports optional underscore underline rendering and LaTeX math delimiters. The change updates parsing, HTML and ANSI rendering, React component types, documentation, callbacks, and regression tests. Markdown extensions
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Status: ready for review. Head a1970a1 is 9f0c2c7 plus an empty commit that re-ran CI: Buildkite #102211 has every test lane green (the previous run's single red, Reproduced on bun 1.4.0 and on main at 9a895c2: Fail-before / pass-after was checked per file on the released binary vs this branch's debug build: What review changed along the way (details in the description): underline is emitted from the consumed counts (second commit); the terminal preset keeps underscores as emphasis, with the decision parked in #39560, and multi-line code/math spans stay on one line in ANSI output (third commit). The two spots worth a human look are called out in #39493 (comment). Related findings filed separately: #39491 ( |
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658-699: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPreserve all matched underline delimiters.
Line 671 counts only
sizes, butsizesstores at mostMAX_EMPH_MATCHESentries. The resolver still consumes later matches. For 13 underscores on each side, the parser consumes all 13 delimiters but emits only 12SpanType::Uspans.Pass the total opening and closing counts to these methods, or retain those counts for underline rendering. Add a regression case with more than six matches.
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In `@src/md/inlines.rs`:
- Around line 658-699: Update emits_emph_open_tags and emits_emph_close_tags so
underline rendering uses the full delimiter counts consumed by resolution, not
the truncated sizes entries. Preserve one SpanType::U per matched underscore,
including cases exceeding MAX_EMPH_MATCHES, and add a regression case covering
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I reviewed this PR and didn't find any bugs. Because it adds ~130 lines of new inline-delimiter resolution logic in src/md/inlines.rs (math-span pairing that interacts with the existing emphasis/strikethrough resolution loop, plus a new EmphDelim field), a human look at the parser changes would still be worthwhile.
What was reviewed: resolve_math_delim and the math_openers stack for O(n²) risk under delimiter floods — the pop-on-emphasis-match and clear-on-math-match keep it amortized O(1), and the flood test covers it. Checked that the emit walk's jump past d.close_pos + d.count cannot desync delim_cursor from skipped inner entries. Checked underline's use of open_count/close_count instead of the capped open_sizes arrays fixes the >6-match imbalance the earlier revision had. Verified both flags are no-ops on the default path ($ never enters the mark map or delimiter list).
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Overview
This PR implements the latexMath and underline options for Bun.markdown, which were documented and accepted but did nothing. The core change is in src/md/inlines.rs: $/$$ runs are collected as delimiter entries alongside */_/~, resolved by a new resolve_math_delim (md4c's md_analyze_dollar), and emitted as atomic verbatim spans in the emit walk; _ runs with underline enabled emit one SpanType::U per consumed underscore instead of em/strong tags. Supporting changes wire the underline flag through Flags/to_flags, make TextType::Latexmath share the code-span newline→space handling in the HTML renderer, add a is_unicode_whitespace_or_punctuation helper, and update docs/types. Test coverage is extensive: md4c's own spec files for both extensions, ~45 exact-output edge cases, React/callback/ANSI/CLI coverage, a type fixture, and a linear-time flood test.
Security risks
None identified. Math span content is HTML-escaped via the shared TextType::Code arm (write_html_escaped), verified by the "content is verbatim and HTML-escaped" test case. The new code paths only run when the opt-in flags are set. No user-controlled data reaches allocation sizes or indexing without going through the existing bounds-checked slice operations.
Level of scrutiny
Medium-high. This is parser logic in the inline-processing hot path with non-trivial interactions between delimiter types (math spans and emphasis must not cross; whichever closes first wins). The resolve_emphasis_delimiters loop now maintains an additional math_openers stack and pops from it when emphasis pairs resolve. While the implementation closely follows md4c's reference and the test coverage is unusually thorough (including adversarial flood inputs with doubling-time verification and the two long-run underline cases that regressed in an earlier revision), the delimiter-resolution algorithm is subtle enough that someone familiar with the md4c port should confirm the interaction semantics — particularly math_openers.clear() on any match and the prev_candidate[idx] = oi update.
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The PR description is exceptionally detailed with explicit fail-before/pass-after verification per test file, flood timings showing linear scaling, and separate issues filed for adjacent pre-existing bugs (#39491, #39492, #39496) rather than scope-creeping them in. The comment-cop bot findings were addressed in 43cb295 and all threads are resolved. An earlier revision's underline bug (using the 6-entry open_sizes arrays) was caught in review and fixed with regression tests. CI is still building (#100415). No prior human reviews to defer to.
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I reviewed this PR and didn't find any bugs. Because it adds ~160 lines of new delimiter-resolution logic to the inline parser (with subtle interactions between $ and emphasis/strikethrough pairing), and the author has flagged two spots (math_openers.clear() and prev_candidate[idx] = oi) for a human look, a maintainer pass on resolve_math_delim and the terminal-preset underline decision (#39560) would still be worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
resolve_math_delimagainst the described md4cmd_analyze_dollarsemantics; the six flood shapes stay linear (each match's deactivation range is bounded by openers pushed since the last clear).- The emit-walk math arm: only fires when
d.pos == i && d.open_count > 0, soclose_posis always set and slice bounds hold; unmatched/inactive$runs fall through as text. - Underline emitting from
open_count/close_count(not the cappedopen_sizes/close_sizesarrays) — the 14-underscore and seven-closer regression tests cover this. Options::TERMINALflippingunderlinetofalseis behavior-preserving (the flag never worked before), pinned by two tests.
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Overview
This PR implements two documented-but-nonfunctional Bun.markdown options: latexMath ($inline$ / $$display$$ → <x-equation>) and underline (underscore emphasis → <u>). The parser side was never written; the renderers already handled the span types. Changes span src/md/inlines.rs (delimiter collection, resolution, emission), src/md/types.rs + src/md/root.rs (flag plumbing), src/md/html_renderer.rs + src/md/ansi_renderer.rs (TextType::Latexmath shares the code-span newline→space arm), docs, .d.ts, and six test files.
Security risks
None identified. Markdown input is untrusted, but the new $ handling follows the same shape as existing ~/*/_ delimiter collection: byte-index arithmetic within a bounds-checked slice, no allocation sized by unvalidated counts. HTML output for math content routes through the existing write_html_escaped path. The linear-time flood test guards against DoS via delimiter floods.
Level of scrutiny
Medium-high. The core change is ~160 lines of new logic in the CommonMark emphasis-resolution algorithm — one of the trickier parts of markdown parsing. resolve_math_delim implements md4c's md_analyze_dollar and interacts with the existing emphasis resolver via shared prev_candidate / active bookkeeping and a new math_openers stack that's popped when emphasis pairs close inside it. The interactions ("whichever closes first wins", no nesting, same-length-only pairing) are subtle enough that the author left an explanatory note for human reviewers on two specific lines. The terminal preset change (underline: false) is behavior-preserving but represents a deferred design decision (#39560).
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Test coverage is exceptionally thorough: both md4c spec files now run in md-spec.test.ts, ~45 exact-output edge cases in md-edge-cases.test.ts (options on/off, precedence vs code spans/links/emphasis/strikethrough, non-ASCII flanking, headings, table cells, escapes), a linear-time flood test with three adversarial shapes, React/callback/CLI/types coverage, and two regression tests for the MAX_EMPH_MATCHES cap that the first revision hit. The ANSI newline→space change for code spans is a small pre-existing bugfix that's now tested. All comment-cop threads are resolved and CI was green on 43cb295. The bug-hunting system found nothing.
Despite the quality, this is not a simple/mechanical change — it's a new algorithm with cross-cutting resolver interactions and a parked user-facing decision, so deferring to a maintainer for the final look on resolve_math_delim and the preset choice.
Both options were documented, accepted by the option parser and turned on by the terminal preset, but the inline parser never produced the spans they describe: `$` was added to the mark character map and then fell through as text, and `underline` was dropped in Options::to_flags because Flags had no such field. The HTML, ANSI, React and callback renderers already handled SpanType::Latexmath, LatexmathDisplay and U. `$` runs of one or two dollars are now collected alongside the emphasis delimiters and paired up with md4c's md_analyze_dollar rules: a run can open only after whitespace or punctuation and close only before them, a closer pairs with the most recent pending opener only when both runs have the same length, and a match discards every pending opener, so math spans never nest. Delimiters inside a matched span are deactivated and pending math openers inside a resolved emphasis span are discarded, mirroring md4c's md_pop_openers. The walk emits a matched span atomically with its content as TextType::Latexmath; the HTML renderer turns newlines inside it into spaces like it does for code spans. With `underline`, `_` runs still pair up by the CommonMark rules but each matched underscore becomes one U span instead of em/strong, as in md4c's MD_FLAG_UNDERLINE. md4c's spec-latex-math.txt and spec-underline.txt, which were already checked in, now run as part of md-spec.test.ts.
The em/strong emitter works from the per-run list of match sizes, which holds at most MAX_EMPH_MATCHES entries, so a long underscore run lost matches past the sixth and a run consumed by more than six closers came out unbalanced. Underline does not need the grouping into 1s and 2s: one U span per consumed underscore is exactly open_count / close_count, which also keeps the emit helpers unchanged. Also trims the comments added by the previous commit to one line each.
…code and math spans The terminal preset has listed underline since the parser landed, but the option never did anything, so ansi() and `bun file.md` have always rendered underscores as emphasis. Making the flag live would change that for every document that uses _emphasis_, with no opt-out, so the preset now says underline: false explicitly and #39560 holds the decision. A code or math span that continues on the next line reaches the ANSI renderer as one chunk with the line break inside it. write_styled emits it verbatim, so the continuation lost its list indent or quote gutter and the column count went stale. The span now becomes one line, as in the HTML renderer; this was already wrong for multi-line code spans and became reachable for math through the preset.
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In `@src/md/ansi_renderer.rs`:
- Around line 704-710: In the rendering code around the one_line buffer, replace
content.to_vec() with try_extend using self.out.oom, one_line, and content;
check its failure result and return immediately when allocation fails so
render_to_ansi propagates ParserError::OutOfMemory. Preserve the
newline-to-space conversion and subsequent write_styled call on successful
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- Around line 44-45: Update runMd and the test “renders math spans; underscores
stay emphasis” to return subprocess stderr alongside stdout, then assert stderr
is empty after the stdout assertion and before checking the exit code. Ensure
stdout, stderr, and process exit are drained concurrently as required by the
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The renderers record allocation failure in OutputBuffer::oom instead of aborting, and render_to_ansi turns the flag into ParserError::OutOfMemory. The buffer that joins a multi-line code or math span into one line is output-sized staging data, so it has to grow the same way.
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I reviewed this PR and didn't find any bugs. Because it adds ~120 lines of new delimiter-resolution logic to inlines.rs that interacts with the existing emphasis algorithm (deactivating inner delimiters, popping math_openers when emphasis closes, prev_candidate chain updates), and the author flagged two spots for a human look, a maintainer pass on the parser side would still be worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
resolve_math_delimand the$collection/emit paths against the md4c semantics described (same-length pairing,math_openers.clear()on match, verbatim span emitted whole at its opener) — matches the spec-file expectations and the flood tests are linear.- Underline emit from
open_count/close_count(not the cappedopen_sizes/close_sizesarrays) — the 14-underscore and 7-closer regression cases cover the earlier finding. - The ANSI
try_extendfollow-up for the multi-line span staging buffer, and thatTextType::Latexmathshares the code-span newline→space handling in both renderers. - The
Options::TERMINALpreset keepingunderline: false(behavior-preserving; decision parked in #39560) and the tests pinning that.
Extended reasoning...
Overview
Implements two documented-but-never-working Bun.markdown options by adding $/$$ math-span delimiter handling and _-as-<u> emission to the inline parser. Touches src/md/inlines.rs (the bulk: collection, resolution via a new resolve_math_delim, and emit-phase handling), types.rs/root.rs (plumb the underline flag), html_renderer.rs/ansi_renderer.rs (TextType::Latexmath shares the code-span newline→space arm; ANSI staging buffer grows through try_extend), plus docs, .d.ts, and ~300 lines of tests across all four renderers, the md4c spec files, and a types fixture.
Security risks
None identified. Math span content is emitted as TextType::Latexmath and routed through the same HTML-escaping path as TextType::Code; the test "content is verbatim and HTML-escaped" pins &/</> escaping. The flanking rule reads adjacent bytes via existing decode_utf8/decode_utf8_backward helpers with the same bounds guards used for emphasis. The linear-time flood test guards against a DoS regression on adversarial $ inputs.
Level of scrutiny
Medium-high. This is a parser algorithm change, not a mechanical fix: resolve_math_delim runs interleaved with the CommonMark emphasis resolver, and correctness depends on both sides agreeing on which delimiters are dead (the active = false sweep inside a matched span, the math_openers.pop() when an emphasis pair closes, and the prev_candidate[idx] = oi hop). The author's follow-up comment explains both non-obvious lines against md4c's md_analyze_dollar, and the spec-file + precedence tests ("emphasis closing inside a pending math span wins", "math closing inside a pending emphasis wins", the inner-pair-drops-outer-opener case) exercise the crossings, but a maintainer familiar with the emphasis resolver should confirm the interleaving is what they want.
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- The author explicitly requested a human look at two spots (
math_openers.clear()and theprev_candidateupdate), which alone is reason not to auto-approve. - The
Options::TERMINALpreset flipsunderlinefromtrue(never worked) to explicitfalse, with the design decision parked in #39560 — behavior-preserving today, but a product decision a human should be aware of. - Review threads are all resolved: comment-cop trimmed, the earlier
open_sizes/close_sizescap finding fixed with regression tests, CodeRabbit'stry_extendfinding addressed in 9f0c2c7, and the stderr-assertion suggestion withdrawn. - Test coverage is thorough (both spec files now run, both option spellings, on/off, precedence vs code spans/links/emphasis/strikethrough, headings, table cells, non-ASCII neighbors, ANSI multi-line spans, React/callback renderers, flood test). CI on the current head shows one unrelated failure (
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I reviewed this PR and didn't find any bugs. Because it adds ~120 lines of new delimiter-resolution logic to the CommonMark emphasis algorithm in inlines.rs and makes a user-visible preset decision (turning underline off in Options::TERMINAL, parked in #39560), a human look would still be worthwhile — the author also flagged two spots for one.
What was reviewed:
resolve_math_delimand the$collection/emit paths against md4c'smd_analyze_dollarsemantics; themath_openerspop when emphasis pairs, andprev_candidatechain updates — no crossing/quadratic cases found.- Underline emission from
open_count/close_count(not the capped*_sizesarrays) — long-run balance holds; the 14-underscore tests cover it. - ANSI newline→space staging buffer now goes through
try_extendso OOM lands onOutputBuffer::oom; HTML renderer'sTextType::Latexmathshares the code-span escape path. - Checked that
collect_emphasis_delimitersskips$runs inside code spans/HTML tags via the existing skip loop, and that$runs of length >2 or with neither open/close capability are never pushed.
Extended reasoning...
Overview
This PR implements two documented-but-inert Bun.markdown options: latexMath ($...$ / $$...$$ → <x-equation> spans) and underline (underscore emphasis → <u>). The core change is in src/md/inlines.rs (~117 lines): $ runs are collected as EmphDelim entries with md4c's flanking rule, resolved by a new resolve_math_delim (only same-length runs pair; a match clears all pending openers and deactivates every delimiter between opener and closer), and emitted whole at the opener during the walk. Underline is a small branch in the existing emphasis emit path that emits one U span per consumed underscore from open_count/close_count. Supporting changes: Flags.underline plumbed through to_flags(), TextType::Latexmath shares the code-span newline→space arm in both HTML and ANSI renderers, the ANSI staging buffer grows via try_extend, docs/types updated, and Options::TERMINAL explicitly sets underline: false (was true but never worked). Tests span md4c spec files, ~45 edge-case rows, React/callback/entrypoint coverage, and a linear-time flood test.
Security risks
None identified. This is markdown parsing with no exec, no filesystem, no network. Math span content is HTML-escaped through the same write_html_escaped path as code spans. The flood test and the description's timing table demonstrate linear behavior on adversarial delimiter inputs, so no new algorithmic-complexity DoS surface. All indexing into content uses positions derived from the same slice's collection phase (d.close_pos, d.count), and Rust bounds checks would catch any miscount.
Level of scrutiny
High. The change integrates a new delimiter type into the CommonMark emphasis resolution algorithm, which is one of the more delicate parts of any markdown parser — the interactions between math openers, emphasis pairing, prev_candidate chain maintenance, and active deactivation are subtle. The PR is exceptionally well-documented (mechanism proofs, md4c line references, flood timings) and comprehensively tested (spec files pass unmodified, precedence vs. code/links/emphasis/strikethrough, non-ASCII neighbors, headings/tables), which raises confidence considerably. But this is still non-trivial algorithm code, not a mechanical change.
Other factors
- The author's own status comment explicitly flags "two spots worth a human look" (the
math_openers.clear()on match and theprev_candidate[idx] = oiupdate), and explains both in a follow-up — a maintainer should confirm they agree with that reasoning. - The
Options::TERMINALchange (underline: true→false) is a deliberate design decision to preserve current terminal output, tracked in #39560. It's the right conservative call, but a human should be aware they're signing off on it. - All CodeRabbit findings were addressed (the
try_extendOOM path) or withdrawn (the stderr assertion). Comment-cop threads are resolved. CI was green on the pre-rebase head. - The
EmphDelimstruct grows by oneusizefield (close_pos), which the description accounts for.
Given the algorithmic complexity and the explicit design decision, this exceeds the bar for auto-approval even though the review found no bugs.
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The accessors of the same names return `*_backing.new_interface()`, which is a pointer cast with no side effect. - `bun_bundler`: `InputFileInfo.import_count` (`MetafileBuilder.rs`). - `bun_install`: `SecurityScanSubprocess.stderr_data` (an empty `Vec` that is never filled, the scanner's stderr is inherited), `PackageManager.root_progress_node`. The `progress.start(b"", 0)` call stays, because it starts the progress root. - `bun_js_parser`: `PropertyOpts.async_range`, `ScanPassResult.approximate_newline_count`, `TransposeState.import_record_tag`. #16624 replaced the only setter of the tag with `import_loader`, which stays. - `bun_jsc`: `VirtualMachine.has_terminated` (its readers were debug panics in `enqueue_task_concurrent`, which #37075 removed), `ResolveFunctionResult.result` (seven stores, no read). Nothing borrows from the stored value: `path` and `query_string` point into the resolver's arena and the specifier. - `bun_js_printer`: `BufferWriter.append_null_byte`, with the seven `= false` stores in `bun_jsc` and `bun_runtime`. - `bun_libarchive`: `BufferReadStream.reading`. - `bun_runtime`: `WindowsState.is_server` (`ipc.rs`, Windows only). Its last reader went away in #18688, before the Rust port. - `bun_csrf`: `GenerateOptions.encoding`. `csrf_jsc.rs` encodes the token itself, and `VerifyOptions.encoding` stays. - `bun_resolver`: `DataURL.url` (always `String::EMPTY`). - `bun_s3_signing`: `S3CredentialsWithOptions.virtual_hosted_style`. No code names it. Every reader uses `credentials.virtual_hosted_style` on the inner `S3Credentials`. #### Passed the probe, kept on purpose - `MultiArrayList` columns: fields of `JSMeta`, `File`, `InputFile`, `BundledAst`, `Entry`, `Node`, `WatchItem`, `LineOffsetTable`, `ServerComponentBoundary`, and others. - Owners of memory that other fields borrow: `ParseResult.source_contents_backing`, `LinkerContext.unique_key_buf`, `OutputFile.owned_src_path_text`, `HTTPResponseMetadata.owned_buf`, `PackageJSON.source_contents` and `json_tape`, `MatchedRoute.pathname_backing`, `SignResult.content_md5`, `KEventWaker.machport_buf`. - Values whose drop has an effect: `Repl.last_error` (a GC protect), `SecurityScanSubprocess.process`, `Watcher.thread`. - Options that are unfinished features or open bugs, not dead code: `md::Options.hard_soft_breaks` and `underline` (#39495, #39493), `jsc::virtual_machine::Options.dns_result_order` (#40703), `P.has_top_level_return` (#40840), `ReactRefresh.last_hook_seen` and `force_reset`, `DebugOptions.dump_environment_variables` (the `--dump-environment-variables` flag is parsed and ignored). - Kept by a comment in the source: `AllocatorConfiguration.long_running`, `DumpStackTraceOptions.skip_*`, `NameOfSymbol.has_property_key_comment`. - Removal needs more than a deletion: `PostgresSQLQuery` `Flags.is_done` (set by the JS `done()` call), `WorkerPipe.done` (leaves two empty reader callbacks), `WTFTimer.repeat` (leaves an unused FFI parameter), `MaxHeapAllocator.len` (leaves an empty `reset()`), `ReadToEndResult.err` (callers drop read errors, which looks like a bug), `Subcommand::Pack` with `PACK_PARAMS` (`bun pm pack` runs as `Subcommand::Pm`, so the pack help text is unreachable). #### Self-review Three independent read-only passes tried to prove each deletion wrong (readers through raw pointers, `offset_of!`, C++ layout mirrors, macros, other `cfg`s, unit tests, the Zig originals, drop effects). None found a reader. Concerns raised: the `Send + Sync` change of `Source` (now in Downsides), the style of the kept `progress.start` call (now `let _ =`, as in `install_with_manager.rs`), `BufferWriter::written_without_trailing_zero()` (nine callers, it only strips NUL bytes that the printer never appends now, a follow-up), and a comment above `ResolveFunctionResult.path` that names a function which no longer exists (it predates this change). #### Other scans of this run, all clean or already in an open pull request - A relink of the debug binary with `--gc-sections --print-gc-sections`, and a zero-mention identifier index over `src/`, `packages/`, `scripts/` and `build/debug/codegen/`. - `macro_rules!` without an invocation, Cargo features that nothing enables, `#if 0` and never-true `#if` blocks in the C++ bindings, patches that no dependency script applies, unused exports under `scripts/`, `tsc --noUnusedLocals` over `src/js` and `scripts/`. - A syn scan for enum variants that no expression constructs. The hits are FFI code tables, derive-constructed variants, or already claimed. #### Overlap with the open dead-code pull requests - Every removed line was checked per file against the diffs of the 36 open dead-code pull requests. None of them deletes these lines. Several touch the same files in other places (`output.rs`, `VirtualMachine.rs`, `parser.rs`, `p.rs`, `js_printer/lib.rs`, `jsc_hooks.rs`, `PackageManager.rs`, `data_url.rs`). #### Tests run with the debug build `test/js/bun/util/csrf.test.ts` (31 pass), `test/bundler/metafile.test.ts` (65 pass), `test/js/bun/archive.test.ts` (108 pass), `test/bundler/transpiler/transpiler.test.js` (222 pass), `test/js/bun/resolve/import-empty.test.js`, `test/js/bun/resolve/esModule.test.ts`, `test/cli/install/bun-install-security-provider.test.ts` (43 pass), `test/internal/source-lints/` (195 pass). Also a `data:` URL import, and `bun install` under a pty so that the progress root starts. No test is added. The change deletes fields that nothing reads, so there is no behavior to assert, and `test/internal/source-lints/CLAUDE.md` asks for no tests that pin dead symbols. </details>
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A note for the rebase of this pull request: #46402 converts the line ending of a code span in the parser, for every renderer, and deletes the
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Bun.markdown'slatexMathandunderlineoptions do nothing, although both are documented (docs/runtime/markdown.mdx, bun.d.ts) and the terminal preset used byBun.markdown.ansi()andbun ./file.mdlists both:Bun.markdown.html("$a+b$", { latexMath: true })returns<p>$a+b$</p>(documented:<x-equation>a+b</x-equation>)Bun.markdown.html("_x_", { underline: true })returns<p><em>x</em></p>(documented:<u>x</u>)latexMath:src/md/parser.rsadds$to the mark character map, but nothing insrc/md/inlines.rshandles a$mark, so it falls through as text. Nothing ever emitsSpanType::Latexmath/LatexmathDisplay.underline:Options::to_flags()insrc/md/root.rsdrops the field becauseFlags(src/md/types.rs) has nounderline, and nothing ever emitsSpanType::U.test/js/bun/md/spec-latex-math.txt,spec-underline.txt) are checked in but were not inmd-spec.test.ts's list.Fix
src/md/inlines.rs,collect_emphasis_delimiters: withlatex_math, a run of one or two$becomes a delimiter entry (emph_char == b'$'). It can open if it starts the slice or follows whitespace/punctuation, and close if it ends the slice or precedes whitespace/punctuation (md4c's rule;$5 and $10stays text). Longer runs are text.resolve_emphasis_delimitershands$entries to the newresolve_math_delim, which is md4c'smd_analyze_dollar: a closer pairs with the most recent pending opener only if both runs have the same length ($vs$$), otherwise it becomes a pending opener itself; a match consumes both runs, deactivates every delimiter between them, records the closer position on the opener (EmphDelim::close_pos, the one new field) and discards all pending openers, so spans never nest. When an emphasis/strikethrough pair resolves, pending$openers inside it are discarded too (md4c'smd_pop_openers), so emphasis and math cannot cross: whichever closes first wins, as in md4c.enter_span(Latexmath | LatexmathDisplay), the raw bytes up to the closer asTextType::Latexmath,leave_span, then skips past the closer. Unmatched runs are text. Because a span is only ever emitted at its opener, output is well formed even when another construct consumed the opener first.src/md/html_renderer.rsandsrc/md/ansi_renderer.rs:TextType::Latexmathshares theTextType::Codearm, and in both renderers a newline inside the span becomes a space (md4c's output for the multi-line example in spec-latex-math.txt). The ANSI renderer did not do this for code spans either: a span continuing on the next line was written verbatim, so the continuation lost its list indent or quote gutter and the column count went stale. That was already wrong for multi-line code spans on main and would have become reachable for math through the terminal preset; the shared arm fixes both.underline:Flagsgains the field,to_flagspasses it, and the emit walk gets an underline arm next to the strikethrough one: for a_run with the flag set it emits oneUspan per consumed underscore, straight from the run'sclose_count/open_count, instead of the em/strong tags. Pairing is unchanged, so intra-word underscores, the rule of three, etc. behave as before.__x__therefore renders<u><u>x</u></u>, which is md4c's documented output (spec-underline.txt example 2 has___foo___as three nested<u>). Using the counts rather than the per-run match-size arrays also keeps long runs exact: those arrays hold at mostMAX_EMPH_MATCHES(6) entries, which is a pre-existing limitation of the em/strong output (Bun.markdown: emphasis runs with more than 6 matches emit unbalanced or truncated em/strong tags #39496) that underline does not inherit.Options::TERMINAL, used byansi()andbun ./file.md):latex_mathstays on, so math spans are now styled there ($x$in magenta).underlineis switched off explicitly. It was listed in the preset but never worked, so terminal output has always rendered_x_/__x__as italic / bold; making it live would change that for every document that uses underscore emphasis, with no opt-out (ansi()takes no parser options), and the preset author's intent (md4c's all-underscores semantic, or only__x__as the old docs table said) is not recorded. Bun.markdown: decide whether the terminal preset (ansi(), bun file.md) should enable underline #39560 holds that decision; it also notes the ANSIUstyling bug that would need fixing first. Two tests pin the terminal behavior as unchanged (ansi() keeps underscores as emphasis, and thebun ./file.mdcase). Theansi()JSDoc no longer claims underline.<x-equation>is md2html's output,"math"/display: truein the React renderer,$styling in the ANSI renderer), and md4c's own test files for both extensions are already in the tree. The implementation was checked against md4c's currentmd_collect_marks/md_analyze_dollar/md_process_inlines; both spec files pass unmodified.$is not a mark character andcollect_emphasis_delimitersnever pushes$entries, so the default parsing path only seesEmphDelimgrow from 64 to 72 bytes (it is copied once per block that contains emphasis delimiters); the ANSI renderer additionally scans each code span's bytes once for a newline. Every new resolution step is O(1) amortized; doubling the input doubles the time for six adversarial delimiter floods (see details).u,math) in docs/runtime/markdown.mdx, the JSDoc for both options, and aMathPropstype carrying thedisplayprop the React renderer already sets.test/integration/bun-types/fixture/markdown.tscompiles realistic usage.hardSoftBreaksandcollapseWhitespaceare also documented options that do nothing (Bun.markdown: hardSoftBreaks and collapseWhitespace options are documented but do nothing #39491, being implemented in Bun.markdown: implement the hardSoftBreaks and collapseWhitespace options #39495); emphasis delimiters inside a wiki link target can pair with delimiters outside it (Bun.markdown: emphasis delimiters inside a wiki link target pair with delimiters outside it, producing unbalanced HTML #39492, pre-existing, fixed in Bun.markdown: do not pair emphasis delimiters across wiki link boundaries #39494). This PR and Bun.markdown: do not pair emphasis delimiters across wiki link boundaries #39494 are independent and land in either order: a math span is only ever emitted at its opener, so output stays well formed, and Bun.markdown: do not pair emphasis delimiters across wiki link boundaries #39494's skip in the collection phase covers$runs too. Whichever of the two lands second should add exact cases for$/_runs on both sides of a wiki link boundary (noted on Bun.markdown: do not pair emphasis delimiters across wiki link boundaries #39494). Em/strong output of a run with more than six matches is wrong on main independently of this PR (Bun.markdown: emphasis runs with more than 6 matches emit unbalanced or truncated em/strong tags #39496). The terminal underline decision is Bun.markdown: decide whether the terminal preset (ansi(), bun file.md) should enable underline #39560.test/js/bun/md/md-spec.test.tsnow runsspec-latex-math.txtandspec-underline.txt(6 examples fail before)test/js/bun/md/md-edge-cases.test.ts:latexMath option/underline optionblocks cover both flags on and off, both option spellings, precedence against code spans, links, images, emphasis, strikethrough, escapes, headings and table cells, non-ASCII neighbors, theansi()preset, and a linear-time flood test, plus two long-run cases (14 underscores, and one run closed by seven closers) that the match-size arrays would truncateansi(): line breaks inside math and code spans become spaces(md-edge-cases.test.ts): list item, blockquote, soft-wrapped inline math, a multi-line code span (fails on main today) and acolumnscase;ansi() keeps underscores as emphasispins the presettest/js/bun/md/md-react.test.ts:math(withdisplay) anduelements, default tags and component overridestest/js/bun/md/md-render-callback.test.ts: math text reaches thetextcallback,_no longer reachesemphasistest/cli/run/markdown-entrypoint.test.ts:bun ./file.mdstyles math and still renders_x_as italicbun test test/integration/bun-types/bun-types.test.tspasses (and fails when the fixture'sdisplayassertion is changed)test/js/bun/md/directory passes on the debug build; no existing snapshot changesBackground
collect_emphasis_delimitersrecords every*,_,~run as anEmphDelim,resolve_emphasis_delimiterspairs them with the CommonMark algorithm, and a second walk over the text emits spans at the recorded positions. This PR adds$runs to that list; they are paired by their own rule but share the bookkeeping that stops emphasis and math from crossing each other.MD_FLAG_LATEXMATHSPANSproducesMD_SPAN_LATEXMATH/MD_SPAN_LATEXMATH_DISPLAYwith the span's text asMD_TEXT_LATEXMATH(verbatim, newlines as spaces, like a code span); itsMD_FLAG_UNDERLINEmakes underscores produceMD_SPAN_U. TheSpanTypeandTextTypeenums here mirror those, and the<x-equation>HTML is what md4c's md2html prints.Options(src/md/root.rs) is the user-facing option set;Flags(src/md/types.rs) is the subset the parser reads. An option that exists inOptionsbut not inFlagsis silently ignored, which is howunderlinewas lost.Flood timings on the debug (ASAN) build, n = 50k / 100k / 200k repetitions
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