md-block Tests

Basic functionality

**foo** ```html <foo> ```
**foo** ```html <foo> ```
**Warning:** This should still have [Markdown](https://md-block.verou.me)

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blockquote

> One long >markdown > blockquote area > with quotes > in quotes > in quotes > with spaces before
Text above blockquote > Blockquote
> Blockquote Text below blockquote
Non-quoted > symbol in text
> Escaped blockquote

Footnotes

Here is some text with a footnote[^x]. With more text. [^x]: Here is the content of that footnote.
Here is some text with a footnote[^32]. More text with the same footnote[^32]. [^32]: Here is the content of that footnote.
Here is some text with a footnote[^x], but we forgot to define it!
``` Here is some text with a footnote.[^x] [^x]: But it won't look like a footnote! ```
Here is some text without footnotes. [^x]: And here is a footnote we've defined anyway.
Here is some text with[^A] multiple[^B] footnotes[^C]. [^C]: This should be the last footnote. [^A]: This should be the first footnote. [^B]: This should be the middle footnote.
Here is some text with a footnote[^C]. [^C]: This is the first definition. [^C]: This definition should be excluded.
Here is some text with two[^whee] footnotes[^yay]. In e.g. github markdown, this would be fine, but since this package depends on Marked, and marked only treats new lines as new paragraphs if there is a blank line between them, we *also* require new lines between footnote definitions, and do not treat them as footnotes if the line is missing (i.e., this example). [^whee]: This definition is not treated as a footnote. [^yay]: This definition is not either.