Escape special chars in markdown #4645
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if the text happens to contain an @ github tries to map it to a username, and if it contains a # it tries to link it to an existing issue/pr. This now escapes these two special chars to prevent accidental confusion, especially as there are users on github named @deprecated and @OverRide
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if the text happens to contain an @ github tries to map it to a username, and if it contains a # it tries to link it to an existing issue/pr.
This now escapes these two special chars to prevent accidental confusion, especially as there are users on github named
@deprecatedand@OverRide