[NEUTRAL] Update dependency erusev/parsedown to v1.7.2 #980
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This PR contains the following updates:
1.7.1->1.7.21.6.4->1.7.21.6.0->1.7.2By merging this PR, the issue #12 will be automatically resolved and closed:
By merging this PR, the issue #12 will be automatically resolved and closed:
By merging this PR, the issue #12 will be automatically resolved and closed:
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erusev/parsedown (erusev/parsedown)
v1.7.2Compare Source
This is a security release and resolves an issue which would allow a user to add arbitrary classes to fenced code blocks. This might have security consequences, see #699 for more detail.