Connected Markdown workflow

v10.75 keeps historical Markdown generators, converters, extractors, editor, formatter, linter, and diff contracts while adding a consistent local document inspector for words, headings, links, tasks, outline, viewing, table cleanup, and link auditing.

Renderer and validation boundaries

The browser-local preview intentionally escapes raw HTML and supports a practical Markdown/GFM-style subset rather than claiming perfect CommonMark/GFM conformance. Link auditing inspects source syntax without fetching destinations, and table formatting targets ordinary pipe tables rather than every renderer extension.

How to use this Markdown Linter

Paste Markdown to find a focused set of structural issues such as heading-level jumps, unclosed fenced code blocks, missing footnotes, trailing spaces, and duplicate heading slug bases.

What the result means

Use the focused linter as an early document-quality check while keeping CommonMark/GFM and repository-specific rule limits explicit.

Practical tips and limits

A clean result means only that these focused checks passed. Repository-specific lint rules and complete CommonMark/GFM validation can be stricter.