Fix React markdown rendering issue with colons before lists#5338
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Fix React markdown rendering issue with colons before lists#5338
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Replace colons with periods before bullet lists to prevent duplicate rendering in React markdown. This fixes the visual duplication issue where list items were appearing twice in the rendered output. Co-authored-by: Han Wang <handotdev@users.noreply.github.com>
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Fixes the duplicate bullet point rendering issue in the MCP documentation page.
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Issue
When a paragraph ends with a colon immediately before a list, some React markdown renderers can cause duplicate rendering of the list items. This was causing the visual duplication reported in the #nits Slack channel.
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Testing
The fix follows standard markdown best practices by using periods instead of colons before lists, which resolves the rendering issue without changing the content meaning.
Slack Thread