Gemini syntax inside HTML isn't escaped

[paper42]

input

<h1>aa</h1>non gemini line<br /># hi<br />=> link

produces:

# aa
non gemini line
# hi
=> link

but I think it should produce this:

# aa
 non gemini line
 # hi
 => link

(a single space before each line with gemini syntax that shouldn't be there)
or escape lines with gemini syntax in any other way. I created a thread on the mailing list about escaping untrusted text, because this is not the first time I had a problem with this.

[LukeEmmet]

Thanks for the improvement suggestion @PaperMountainStudio

There isnt an official way to escape Gemini content, but your suggestion could work I think.

[mibzman]

I've encountered this issue also, particularly with leading # characters in hashtags. My current workaround is:

text, _ := html2gemini.FromString(content, *ctx)
return strings.Replace(text, "\n#", "\n #", -1)

I'd love to submit a patch for this issue, but I'm not sure what code in html2gemini is responsible for this