Possible issue with slot parser, good to investigate

[farnabaz]

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Validate the slot name before parsing slot parameters.

Line 339 accepts #[] and #{}. parseBlockParams throws because these values have no valid name. One malformed slot inside a component then aborts the Markdown parse.

Reject an invalid slot marker before calling parseBlockParams, as comark_block already does for component names.

Proposed fix

-      const { name, props } = parseBlockParams(line.slice(1))
+      const slotParams = line.slice(1)
+      if (!isValidComponentName(slotParams.trimStart())) return false
+      const { name, props } = parseBlockParams(slotParams)

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      const slotParams = line.slice(1)
      if (!isValidComponentName(slotParams.trimStart())) return false
      const { name, props } = parseBlockParams(slotParams)

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In `@packages/comark/src/plugins/components.ts` at line 339, Validate the slot
name from the marker before calling parseBlockParams in the component
slot-handling flow, rejecting empty or malformed markers such as #[] and #{}
without aborting the entire Markdown parse. Match the existing component-name
validation behavior used by comark_block.

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