Fix mermaid rendering in repo transforms #115
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Signed-off-by: Pete Cheslock <[email protected]>
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Root cause was in
remote-content/remote-sources/repo-transforms.js: the HTML comment cleanup blindly replaced every -->, so Mermaid arrows like A-->B turned into */} during the remote-content sync.The reason we have that transform in the first place raw
<!-- ... -->comments are valid in Markdown but not in MDX. When Docusaurus runs MDX, those comments are treated as JSX and cause build-time syntax errors.Updated the transform to rewrite only actual HTML comments, leaving Mermaid syntax intact. This prevents the bad replacement and keeps diagrams renderable.