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Textile endnotes are not rendered correctly when text is converted from textile to html or epub. They are rendered as text, with # displayed, without links. They should also be autonumbered, and rendered at the 'notelist. ' placeholder in html file.
command line used:
pandoc.exe test.textile -s -o test.html
test.textile:
The sun is reportedly hot,[#hot] just like freshly baked potatoes. Ice is cold.[#cold]
note#hot. Ouch.
note#cold. Brrr.
notelist.
result got:
<p>The sun is reportedly hot,[#hot] just like freshly baked potatoes.
Ice is cold.[#cold]</p>
<p>note#hot. Ouch.</p>
<p>note#cold. Brrr.</p>
<p>notelist.</p>
result expected, something like this https://textile-lang.com/doc/auto-numbered-notes:
<p>The sun is reportedly hot,<sup><a href="#note1589225180668187e114660-2"><span id="noteref1589225180668187e114660-1">1</span></a></sup> just like freshly baked potatoes. Ice is cold.<sup><a href="#note1589225180668187e114660-4"><span id="noteref1589225180668187e114660-3">2</span></a></sup></p>
<ol>
<li><sup><a href="#noteref1589225180668187e114660-1">a</a></sup><span id="note1589225180668187e114660-2"> </span>Ouch.</li>
<li><sup><a href="#noteref1589225180668187e114660-3">a</a></sup><span id="note1589225180668187e114660-4"> </span>Brrr.</li>
</ol>
text version:
The sun is reportedly hot,1 just like freshly baked potatoes. Ice is cold.2
1. a Ouch.
2. a Brrr.
Pandoc version?
windows 3.2.1
Thank you.