Frustratingly, I'm running into an oddity in go fmt that I'm not sure we should make the default for weaver or somehow configure.

Specifically the go fmt comment spec states the following about lists:

Gofmt reformats bullet lists to use a dash as the bullet marker, two spaces of indentation before the dash, and four spaces of indentation for continuation lines.

Gofmt reformats numbered lists to use a single space before the number, a period after the number, and again four spaces of indentation for continuation lines.

I'm not positive why there's a single-space before number lists and two spaces before dash lists, but we do NOT do this in weaver today.

@lquerel Thoughts? Should I create a specific renderer for markdown for Go that abides by these restrictions?

Additionally, go fmt does not allow nested lists.

@MrAlias What should we do if we have a nested list? Will Go (and go fmt) ignore this or fail?