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GitHub Flavored Markdown table support added to the Markdown renderer

The platform's Markdown renderer now parses and renders GitHub Flavored Markdown tables, including left, right, and center column alignment from the separator row. Documentation pages and AI chat responses that contain GFM tables render correctly instead of falling through to raw pipe characters.

GitHub Flavored Markdown tables use pipe-delimited columns with a separator row of dashes and optional alignment colons. The platform's Markdown renderer previously treated pipe characters as literals, so documentation pages and AI-generated responses that used table syntax rendered as raw text. This release adds GFM table parsing and HTML output to the renderer, covered by a dedicated test suite in the Markdown module.

What is supported

  • Pipe-delimited syntax. Tables with or without leading and trailing pipes parse correctly as long as the separator row is present.
  • Column alignment. Colon placement in the separator row — :---, ---:, :---: — is preserved in rendered output as CSS text-align values.
  • Inline formatting in cells. Bold, italic, inline code, and links inside table cells render through the inline formatter; the table parser delegates cell content back to the inline pipeline.

Documentation pages that were kept table-free because rendering was broken can now use tables as a standard formatting tool. AI chat responses that include structured comparisons or attribute lists render as intended rather than requiring the operator to reformat the output manually.

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