Misidentifying ]p

[Gumnos]

Created a comment with :help ]p and it linked to the help for p instead of ]p

FWIW, this feels familiar to #47, so like that issue, it might be an old-Reddit-only issue.

To Reproduce

1. create a comment in r/vim containing :help ]p
2. note that the VimHelpBot links to the help for p instead

Expected behavior

VimHelpBot links to help for ]p instead.

[Gumnos]

Adding a screenshot for clarity

[heraldofsolace]

Weird. It looks ok to me in both old and new Reddit. The fix for #47 replaces square brackets with fixed width square brackets which should not interfere with Markdown.

Can you do an inspect element and see the generated HTML?

[Gumnos]

On further inspection, it looks like it may be linking to the right place (change.txt.html#%5Dp) but not displaying the right place (just the p). Viewing source on the page, I see

<ul>
<li><a href="https://vimhelp.org/change.txt.html#%5Dp" rel="nofollow"><code>］p</code></a> in <em>change.txt</em></li>
</ul>

the comments in question in case you want to poke at it too.

[heraldofsolace]

Yeah that is the correct markup. It works fine for me. Could it be that your font is missing the characters? Can you see the characters on this page? https://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/ff3d/browsertest.htm

[Gumnos]

Nice troubleshooting! I copied/pasted that from Firefox's view-source into the Github issue, and it didn't render the not-a-right-square-bracket there either, so I thought it demonstrated the issue.

But looking at the same Reddit post and the Github issue-comment above in Chromium, that glyph does render correctly. So there's something about Firefox that fails to render that weird bracket.