Don't enforce H1 as the first header when front matter present about tidy-markdown HOT 5 CLOSED

Wonderful! I'm glad to hear that it's useful. 😄

As for dealing with pieces of a document that are stored as separate files - I agree that we need to support that. I'm not sure if we can assume that front-matter means it's a partial document, because I frequently have full documents that have front-matter, and partial documents that don't.

What I could do is make "first-header-correction" (FHC) into a setting - that way people can disable it if it's doing something bad. Or with project-manager, they could even disable on a per-project basis. That would get us pretty close. Plus, if atom's scoped settings ever supports a "contains front-matter" selector, people would immediately be able to start using rules like the one you described.

To get it even closer, I could try to split FHC into a separate command - that way, people who have automatic FHC disabled could still run it whenever they want.

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What I could do is make "first-header-correction" (FHC) into a setting

That sounds like the easiest, I'd suspect? I agree that front matter shouldn't be deterministic here.

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(this is released in https://github.com/slang800/atom-tidy-markdown/releases/tag/v0.2.0)

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💖 thanks again @slang800!

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no prob! be sure to hmu if you have any other ideas for this project! 😄

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