Code in code blocks is incorrectly treated as spelling error by Flyspell.
Expected BehaviorCode in code blocks is never treated as spelling error.
Actual BehaviorCode in code blocks is occasionally treated as spelling error (see reproduction steps below).
Steps to Reproduce"aaa" and "bbb" will now get the red Flyspell underline because they are spelling errors, but Flyspell should ignore code. Interestingly, markdown-flyspell-check-word-p
returns nil inside the code block, i.e. it's detected correctly. Saving and then reverting the buffer using M-x revert-buffer doesn't help. Only turning Flyspell mode off and on again (by hitting M-x flyspell-mode twice) works.
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