fix(web): render CJK-adjacent strong emphasis

2026-08-06 11:17:17 +08:00
parent bb53e25ed0
commit 1b5f06ed0b
16 changed files with 360 additions and 9 deletions
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ The Web conversation preserves assistant Markdown source through session events,

 `@deepseek-ai/dsh-client-ui-primitives` exports `MarkdownText` as the untrusted assistant-text renderer, and `ui-conversation` selects it only for assistant `text` blocks. Finalized history, the streaming tail, and interrupted partials already share `AssistantMarkdown`, so they receive the same renderer without changing events or snapshots. User and steering messages keep `MessageText` and remain literal.

-`MarkdownText` uses `react-markdown` with `remark-gfm` to build React elements from an AST. It covers CommonMark blocks plus GFM tables, task lists, strikethrough, and autolinks without raw-HTML parsing. Fenced code routes through the shared `CodeBlock`, which highlights registered grammars with the client's shiki singleton (`--shiki-*` tokens) and falls back to plain monospace otherwise. While a turn streams, fences stay on the plain arm so growing fences are not retokenized every chunk.
+`MarkdownText` uses `react-markdown` with `remark-gfm` to build React elements from an AST. It covers CommonMark blocks plus GFM tables, task lists, strikethrough, and autolinks without raw-HTML parsing. A micromark attention extension reuses the CommonMark resolver while letting runs of at least two asterisks close after Unicode punctuation when followed immediately by CJK text. This exception covers punctuation-terminated strong emphasis in whitespace-free CJK prose during streaming and after settlement; single-asterisk emphasis, non-CJK adjacency, escaped source, code, and math retain upstream parsing. Fenced code routes through the shared `CodeBlock`, which highlights registered grammars with the client's shiki singleton (`--shiki-*` tokens) and falls back to plain monospace otherwise. While a turn streams, fences stay on the plain arm so growing fences are not retokenized every chunk.

 Visual spacing, tables, links, blockquotes, inline code, and code-block chrome follow deepsuite `@deepseek/md` (`markdown.css` / `code-block.css`) and the same `--dsw-alias-markdown-*`, `--dsw-font-markdown-*`, `--dsw-alias-border-l*`, and `--dsw-alias-label-*` tokens. Links use `--dsw-alias-state-business-primary` (deepsuite's sheet uses `--dsw-alias-brand-text`, which is blue only under newDesign; design-platform keeps brand-text near-black and is not retuned here). `CodeBlock` ships a language banner and a copy control (`复制` / `复制成功`). Finalized text renders KaTeX through `remark-math` and `rehype-katex`; `remarkMathCompatibility` maps `\(...\)`, `\[...\]`, and block-level same-line `$$...$$` to the same standard math AST nodes. This is a narrow parser compatibility layer, not a regex rewrite or malformed-model-output repair. Streaming stays literal until finalization so incomplete formulae do not flash errors. Citation pills, heading anchors, the thinking-small markdown variant, and custom □/☑ task markers remain out of scope; GFM task lists keep native checkboxes.

@@ -36,6 +36,8 @@ Fenced code and GFM tables own horizontal overflow so long content cannot widen

 **Port deepsuite Prism `highlight.css` and the mdast pipeline.** Appearance parity is owned by CSS Modules and shared `--dsw-*` tokens; highlighting stays on the existing shiki allowlist so the client does not take a second highlighter or Prism class contract.

+**Preprocess Markdown source or repair text nodes after parsing for CJK punctuation boundaries.** A source rewrite must reproduce escape, code, math, and delimiter rules before the parser owns those distinctions, while a text-node repair has already lost some source intent and cannot compose with parsed inline nodes. Extending attention at the tokenizer boundary preserves the upstream resolver and limits the divergence to delimiter eligibility.
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 ## Consequences

 Assistant replies render semantic Markdown consistently during streaming and replay, while tool cards, reasoning rows, interactions, user bubbles, and the host protocol remain unchanged. Streaming reparses the current text after each accumulated update; incomplete Markdown can temporarily change structure, but the isolated tail bounds React invalidation and the final event does not switch renderers. Code fences share one chrome and copy path with tool and details surfaces. The initial Web shell includes the Markdown parser, GFM runtime, KaTeX, and shiki allowlist; citation, anchor, and thinking-small surfaces remain deferred.