Allow the "custom emote" field to support emotes with the [](#emote) format #30
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This PR adds experimental support for emotes from subreddits like /r/gravityfalls to be added in as a custom subreddit. It adds the following:
[](#emote)
format to be added as custom subreddits[](#emote)
emotes aren’t converted by default (to allow for people to use alttext without an emote visible)This Pull Request has the following known bugs:
[](#emote)
emotes don’t support global emote conversion, as it’s too buggy at the moment io include (fixing the regex has the issue of the hash/slash of the emote being visible as alt-text)[](#su-emote)
format (because of the dash).The following is untested at the moment:
[](#emote)
is added in as a “core” emote (bundled with BPM).I will try to fix most of the bugs over time, how long that will take. Feel free to wait to merge until this fork is mature enough.