markdown-it-named-header custom slugify for non-latin characters#20628
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Issues: non-latin characters (such as japanese) and Markdown preview anchor #20626
PROBLEM:
I want to realize an in-page link by using an anchor in Markdown Preview, but it does not work with non-latin characters.
If the header is written in non-latin characters (such as Japanese), it is judged to be an invalid character, so the value of the id attribute is empty.