Attempt to fix hiding of attribute described in markdown.

[brettle]

Summary of Changes

1. Attempted to fix the fact that an attribute described in MD was not being rendered. It renders correctly on GitHub but not on the docs site, presumably due to different MD flavors.

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[brettle]

Well the preview indicates that using entities was definitely not the correct fix here. Not sure what is.

[brettle]

Removing the quotes was the only fix I could find. Updating unified to a more recent version might also fix the problem but I'm not in a position to test that easily.

[thescientist13]

Huh, that's interesting behavior. Not sure if you tried this, but would using an HTML entity work here?

for these components by adding the `data-gwd-opt=&quote;static&quote;` attribute 

Updating unified to a more recent version might also fix the problem but I'm not in a position to test that easily.

Yeah, they are definitely a bit outdated. I think we would like to move markdown to its own standalone plugin (in the event someone doesn't want to use unified, and so that would be a good time to give these all full upgrade - ProjectEvergreen/greenwood#1247)

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edit: sorry, just your comment (#139 (comment)). Let me try and take look

[thescientist13]

Hmm, interestingly it seems to display fine when just running the dev server 🤔

What's even more interesting is that there's another similar case here but it renders fine?
https://greenwoodjs.dev/docs/resources/scripts/#modules-esm

[thescientist13]

So, with some more testing, if I use single quotes, it seems fine (might be the short term solution for now)

Or removing the hyphens

&quote works but with the literal text

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Let me test now with bumping all the dependencies and or mixing / matching, to see if it's coming from somewhere down in the stack.

[brettle]

Just fyi, I think the entity is " not &quote; (no trailinge).

[thescientist13]

Ah, thanks @brettle . That one still seems to lead to the same outcome.

I tried upgrading all the related markdown deps and even commented out our custom markdown plugins and it still disappears. Even if I use a code fence block instead of inline one 😕

```html
data-gwd-opt="static"
```

So I think this is something a little more involved, maybe on the Greenwood side.

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I think let's go with single quotes for now since that seems to work at least, and let me track this on the Greenwood side.

[thescientist13]

it seems like single quotes works at least, so we can just roll with that for now

[thescientist13]

Thank you so much for going down the rabbit hole on this one. 🐰

Opened an issue to track this on the Greenwood side and hopefully figure out what is going on here 😵