markdown-plus-plus

To validate Markdown++ syntax, audit documents to identify invalid variable names, malformed JSON in markers, and broken includes, receiving actionable guidance to fix structural issues before publishing.

Circular include errors in Markdown++ documents occur when file dependencies loop back on themselves, which validation detects by tracing include paths to ensure structural consistency across project files.

Fix malformed JSON in Markdown++ markers by auditing the syntax to detect formatting mistakes, then applying the provided remediation examples to correct the marker block structure.

Yes, you can check for duplicate aliases across Markdown++ files by running a validation audit that detects naming collisions and provides clear remediation guidance to ensure consistent syntax.

Yes, Markdown++ validation works for API references and release notes, applying consistent syntax checks for variables, conditions, and markers across a wide range of technical documentation tasks.

Limitations of Markdown++ syntax checks include focusing on structural validation for markers and conditions, while requiring proper JSON formatting and not detecting logical errors in variable content.