In markdown mode each paragraph line is serialised before parseBlockMD
joins them, so $x$ inside a ``` fence became data-mx-maths markup
inside the resulting <pre><code> (rendered as math in a code block).
Track fence state across lines and skip math for fenced lines and for
backtick code spans. Unit tests added; verified in the browser.
Also: scripts/dev-homeserver.sh enables MSC4140 delayed events so
scheduled messages work locally.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PPmy3tPq869XDW4njjVaKA
check:prettier was not part of my gate routine, so formatting drift accumulated
across the session's touched files (and a few older ones). Run prettier --write
to bring the repo back to 'All matched files use Prettier code style!'.
Formatting only — no logic changes. tsc/tests/build all green.
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Math rendering already shipped (both the $…$ shorthand and the spec
data-mx-maths form render incoming). But the composer emitted no math, so a
Lotus user's $E=mc^2$ went out as raw text — it rendered on Lotus (both sides
parse $…$) but showed as literal text on Element and other clients.
toMatrixCustomHTML now converts $…$/$$…$$ to
<span|div data-mx-maths="LATEX"><code>LATEX</code></span|div>
(spec CS-API §11.5), reusing the existing splitMathSegments parser. Math is
extracted BEFORE markdown so LaTeX (_, *, \, {}) isn't mangled, and the emitted
span survives the block-markdown pass via the existing ignoreHTMLParseInlineMD
HTML-tag guard. A new allowMath opt threads through the top-level call sites;
code-line/code-block paths use empty opts so math is off inside code. The plain
body keeps literal $…$ as the fallback.
Scope: inline $…$ + single-line $$…$$. Multi-line block $$ (spans editor
paragraph nodes) deferred — still renders on Lotus via the plain-body path.
New output.test.ts (8 cases): span/div emission, escaping, markdown-bypass,
currency non-match, code-mark + code-block exclusion. 738 tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
jaredandClaude Opus 5