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Agreed. Do remember, though, that currently each language has its own simple HTML page for examples and failures. We lack a standard way of providing those.
This PR adds a known failures page. This resolves#1750.
The known failures are moved from the example pages.
(I also updated all example pages with invalid HTML.)
Some known failures were actually fixed in the meantime but never updated, so I removed a few. Those were:
- Handlebars
- Markdown's nested bold-italic
- Smarty
- Textile's "Nested styles are only partially supported"
### Screenshot
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![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/20878432/56849438-7eca3200-68f4-11e9-9dc3-bf0256be8d1e.png)
</details>
Right now, known failures are documented on the examples page of the language. (So languages also have comments in their definitions. E.g. Less)
Wouldn't it be good to have one page where all known failures are documented?
Thoughts?
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