E.g., "`git --version`" is rendered as "git –version" -- i.e, with an en-dash. This does not happen when using Pandoc directly, nor in (unmodified) Hakyll, so I think it must be something this framework is doing by accident?
Complete example:
diff --git a/pages/index.md b/pages/index.md
index c62a547..54b6426 100644
--- a/pages/index.md
+++ b/pages/index.md
@@ -6,6 +6,12 @@ menuorder: 0
CCWF example course website
===========================
+Foo -- bar. `Foo -- bar`. "Foo bar". `"Foo bar"`.
+
+```
+Foo -- bar. "Foo bar".
+```
+
This is the course website for the course \$coursename\$
(\$coursecode\$) given in study period \$studyperiod\$, \$year\$.
E.g., "`git --version`" is rendered as "git –version" -- i.e, with an en-dash. This does not happen when using Pandoc directly, nor in (unmodified) Hakyll, so I think it must be something this framework is doing by accident?
Complete example: