v0.9-verification of content

The following page tests a series of content containing characters which may cause issues between documentation data, Confluence storage conversion and Confluence data publishing.

Handle strings to filter Confluence markup:

• With {braces} in them (macros).
• With caret^caret^ and tilde~tilde~ in them (super/subscript).
• With ??citations?? in them (citations).
• With -dashes- in them (deleted).
• With >greater-than> and <less-than< characters.
• With +pluses+ in them (inserted).
• With _underscores_ in them (emphasis).

Characters in a code block should be unaffected:

<languages>
    <language name="c" />
    <language name="cpp" />
    <language name="c#" />
    <language name="xml">
        <option key="key" value="value" />
    </language>
</languages>

Characters in inline literals should be unaffected:

This is an ??inline?? +blocks+ with *special* -characters-.

Let’s see if this encoding on this page is improperly handled.