Quote lines get wrapped in increasing number of tags

[tjkohli]

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Description

So language-gfm seems wraps each quote/comment line in an additional tag.
So a quote with 50 lines means the last one is wrapped in 50 recursive tags.

My theme exposed this issue because it’s one of the only themes that uses opacity on the .syntax—comment class, so if opacity is 0.5 on the first line, the second line becomes 0.25, third is 0.125, ..etc until the lines disappear, because they’re being wrapped in more and more identical tags

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create new file
2. Assign language-gfm (GitHub Markdown)
3. Type multiple lines beginning with ">"

Expected behavior:

Each line is wrapped in one appropriate level of tags.

Actual behavior:

Each line is wrapped in an incremental number of tags.

Reproduces how often:

100%

Versions

Atom 1.13.1 x64
macOS 10.12.3

Additional Information

This doesn't happen in the normal markdown language.

[50Wliu]

This doesn't happen in the normal markdown language.

I'm not sure what you mean by "normal", but I argue that this package is the more normal of the two as it is the one bundled by default :). Thanks for reporting.

[tjkohli]

@50Wliu I wasn't referring to the "normalcy" of this package, but the "normalcy" of the markdown it is marketed for. This package calls itself "GitHub Flavored Markdown" while the other one is simply "Markdown."

I hope I was able to explain the difference in a way that made sense to you.

Please let me know if you have any other concerns about my post.