The Great Markdown Stress Test

Level 1 Heading: The Digital Frontier

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“True perfection is a journey, not a destination. Especially in CSS.”
— Ancient Web Dev Proverb

Level 2 Heading: Visual Integration

Testing our local image proxy and alignment:

Figure 1: A feature test (Embedded via relative path)

Level 3 Heading: Features & Tasks

We are testing the engine’s capabilities.

• Stable Widget IDs implemented for Blog interactivity.
• Cybernewszine Aesthetic applied to all components.
• Dynamic OOB Swaps for navigation (In Progress).
• Disk Caching for instant loads.

Testing strikethrough: This text should be crossed out

Testing auto-links: https://example.com should become clickable.

Level 4 Heading: Technical Specifications

A look at the data structures we use:

Level 5 Heading: Code & Syntax

func main() {
    // The deconstructing logo logic
    fmt.Println("░██   ░██")
    go flicker(0.4) 
}

JavaScript with syntax highlighting:

async function fetchData(url) {
    const response = await fetch(url);
    return await response.json();
}

Level 6 Heading: The Fine Print

This is a level 6 heading for extreme hierarchy testing.

1. First Item
   • Sub-item A
   • Sub-item B (nested)
2. Second Item
   • Inline code block testing.
   • External Link

Advanced Features: Footnotes

Here is a sentence with a footnote reference¹. And here’s another one².

Typographer Features

Testing smart quotes: “These should become curly quotes” when rendered.

Testing dashes and ellipsis:

• Em dash test: — (three hyphens)
• En dash test: – (two hyphens)
• Ellipsis test: … (three dots)

Nested Blockquotes

This is a level 1 quote

This is nested inside

Even deeper nesting
Back to level 2
Back to level 1

HTML Passthrough

Inline HTML is fully supported and renders correctly.

End of Stress Test