Markdown generates invalid html for a list immediately followed by a quote

[John Fraser]

On 7/16/07, Michel Fortin <michel.fortin at michelf.com> wrote:

>       1. Test

>           1. Test

>           2. Test

>           3. Test

>           4. Test

>           5. Test

>           6. Test

>           7. Test

>           8. Test

>           9. Test

>          10. Test

>       2. Test

>

> Here, using John Fraser's suggested algorithm, subitem number 10

> would be sent to the first list which is indented less, which means

> between item 1 and 2 of the outer list.


Nope, item 10 would be correctly sent to the nested list.  It "belongs
to the most recent list item that's indented less."  In other words,
item 1.

By "belongs to" I mean that it's a descendant of that node -- not a
sibling.  So item 10 is part of the list that's nested within item 1.

John Fraser