Bug #33527 for Text-WikiFormat: Bug in how ordered lists are handled

Bug report: The example lists render incorrectly into HTML: * unordered one * unordered two 1. ordered one 2. ordered two a. nested one b. nested two from http://search.cpan.org/~chromatic/Text-WikiFormat-0.79/lib/Text/WikiFormat.pm I've written a javascript Text-WikiFormat <-> HTML converter, for inline editing of annotations at MusicBrainz. However, the OL HTML that gets generated by Text-WikiFormat essentially turns everything into an UL if I cycle it from Text-WikiFormat-generated HTML to Text-WikiFormat markup, back to HTML, then back to Text-WikiFormat markup. The reason is that Text-WikiFormat's generated HTML is incorrectly rendering HTML list tags in the following manner. Text-WikiFormat generates: <li>unordered one</li><li>unordered two</li> <ol><li value="1">ordered one</li><li value="2">ordered two<ol><li value="a">nested one</li><li value="b">nested two</li></ol></li></ol> However, correctly generated HTML ought to result in: <ul><li>unordered one</li><li>unordered two</li></ul> <ol><li type="1">ordered one</li><li type="1">ordered two</li><ol><li type="a">nested one</li><li type="a">nested two</li></ol></li></ol> Notice that in the Text-WikiFormat generated code, the UL tags are missing, the type attributes are incorrectly generated as value attributes. Additionally, the values of the attributes are incorrect - neither '2' nor 'b' is a valid type; they ought to be '1' and 'a'.. Also note that for nested OLs or ULs, the closing tag for "2. ordered two" is missing - it ought to generate "</li><ol>" but instead simply generates "<ol>". Brian