
Developed a CJK-friendly Markdown emphasis rendering feature for the moltbot/moltbot repository, focusing on accurate bold and italic formatting in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean text. The work involved creating a new plugin in JavaScript to handle CJK delimiter flanking, ensuring emphasis markers do not leak as literal characters. Integrated with markdown-core, the solution preserved Unicode whitespace handling and improved compatibility with Markdown-it. Regression tests and Telegram-specific reproductions were added to prevent recurrence of related bugs. The approach included refactoring to use a maintained CJK flanking plugin, emphasizing maintainability and robust markdown processing through targeted plugin development and comprehensive testing.
July 2026: Delivered CJK-friendly Markdown emphasis rendering for moltbot/moltbot via a new CJK-friendly emphasis plugin, integrated with markdown-core and backed by regression tests. This work fixes CJK delimiter flanking to render bold/italic correctly without leaking literal markers, addressing bugs highlighted in #101230 and related P1 findings. Co-authored by Peter Steinberger. Commit reference 59097783e2d0273c07d7ecfbec3d982340f9fd57 underscores the change set.
July 2026: Delivered CJK-friendly Markdown emphasis rendering for moltbot/moltbot via a new CJK-friendly emphasis plugin, integrated with markdown-core and backed by regression tests. This work fixes CJK delimiter flanking to render bold/italic correctly without leaking literal markers, addressing bugs highlighted in #101230 and related P1 findings. Co-authored by Peter Steinberger. Commit reference 59097783e2d0273c07d7ecfbec3d982340f9fd57 underscores the change set.

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