Fix heading with bold text producing malformed output#11
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Both headings and bold map to `*` in Slack mrkdwn. When bold text appears inside a heading, the nested `*` markers produce malformed output like `**Step 1*: Description here*` instead of the correct `*Step 1: Description here*`. Suppress bold markers inside headings since the heading wrapper already provides bold formatting, making nested bold redundant. Fixes #10 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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### **Step 1**: Description here) produced malformed Slack mrkdwn output like**Step 1*: Description here**in Slack mrkdwn, so nested bold inside a heading creates duplicate/mismatched*markersstrong_open/strong_closemarkers when inside a heading context, since the heading wrapper already provides bold formattingBefore / After
### **Step 1**: Description here**Step 1*: Description here**Step 1: Description here*### **Step 1****Step 1***Step 1*# **Test**: text**Test*: text**Test: text*Test plan
test_heading_with_boldcovering all 3 reproduction cases from the issue**Bold**→*Bold*) still works correctly🤖 Generated with Claude Code