Typora markdown-native editing foundations

Purpose

This page compiles the core Typora pages that define its markdown-native editing model.

This is the source cluster for:

markdown-reference is the broad syntax and interaction baseline: paragraphs, headings, blockquotes, lists, task lists, code, math, tables, links, images, footnotes, YAML, TOC, and callouts all show up there.
shortcut-keys gives real command ownership for paragraph indent/outdent, formatting commands, outline toggles, source mode, and document navigation chrome.
line-break is very explicit that Enter creates new paragraphs and that ordinary single line breaks are not the normal rich-writing path.
strict-mode clearly defines parser strictness as an option, not the one global default.
auto-pair clearly defines pairing as input assist and makes markdown-symbol pairing an extra option beyond normal bracket/quote pairing.

Typora is strongest when Plate needs markdown-native editing intent rather than just parser semantics.
Typora separates syntax semantics from input assist: strict mode and auto pair are optional profile behavior, not universal law.
Typora treats paragraph creation as the normal writing path and soft line breaks as the exceptional path.
Shortcut ownership belongs to the editor surface, not to random plugin-local guesses.

Use this cluster when deciding:

This cluster is weaker for:

For those, other Typora pages or Plate-owned decisions still matter more.