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Implement a two-phase TagProcessor (preprocess/postprocess) that
intercepts @{}, @[], and @<> directives in the document body before
Kramdown sees them, replacing them with HTML comment placeholders that
are substituted back after Markdown rendering.
@{} applies CSS classes, IDs, and data-* attributes as <div> (block/
section) or <span> (inline); supports explicit and next-word-only
closure.
@[] introduces semantic HTML5 block elements (aside, section, figure,
etc.) in single-block and section forms with @[/element] close.
@<> introduces inline HTML elements (u, mark, abbr, etc.) with the
same explicit/next-word closure rules as @{} inline.
\@ escape sequence passes a literal @ through; \!! delegates to
Markdown's own \! escape.
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Add @{}, @[], @<> in-document tag syntax with TagProcessor
Implement a two-phase TagProcessor (preprocess/postprocess) that
intercepts @{}, @[], and @<> directives in the document body before
Kramdown sees them, replacing them with HTML comment placeholders that
are substituted back after Markdown rendering.
@{} applies CSS classes, IDs, and data-* attributes as
section) or (inline); supports explicit and next-word-only
closure.
@[] introduces semantic HTML5 block elements (aside, section, figure,
etc.) in single-block and section forms with @[/element] close.
@<> introduces inline HTML elements (u, mark, abbr, etc.) with the
same explicit/next-word closure rules as @{} inline.
@ escape sequence passes a literal @ through; !! delegates to
Markdown's own ! escape.
Wired into render_html.rb. 30 tests. Spec sections 8.1–8.5 added,
section 6.1 style recommendations added. default.dml updated.