feat: add GFM emoji shortcode support - #30
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Add opt-in emoji plugin that converts :shortcode: syntax to Unicode characters using GitHub-compatible mappings (1913 shortcodes). - New --enable-emoji CLI flag (off by default) - Custom Mistune inline plugin with shortcode pattern - Unknown shortcodes pass through unchanged - Emoji not processed inside code spans/blocks - Generated emoji_data.py from GitHub API
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Add opt-in emoji plugin converting :shortcode: syntax to Unicode characters using GitHub-compatible mappings (1913 shortcodes).
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