autoClosePairsEnabled = false does not disable [[…]] autocomplete

[robin-liquidium]

Summary

Setting configuration.lists.autoClosePairsEnabled = false disables the documented single-pair completion for [], but typing a second consecutive [ still inserts closing brackets and produces [[]].

Reproduction

var configuration = MarkdownEditorConfiguration.default
configuration.lists.autoClosePairsEnabled = false

1. Create a NativeTextViewWrapper with that configuration.
2. Type [ once: the editor correctly contains [.
3. Type [ again: the editor changes the text to [[]] and places the caret inside.

Expected

With autoClosePairsEnabled disabled, typing [[ should leave the literal text [[ and should not insert ]].

Cause observed in 0.11.0

MarkdownListHandler.handleInsertion handles the prevChar == "[" wiki-link branch before the guard autoClosePairsEnabled check. The first bracket therefore respects the setting, while the second bracket bypasses it.

The configuration documentation describes this property as the master switch for auto-closing (), {}, and [], so the wiki-link branch appears to violate the setting.

Version

• swift-markdown-engine 0.11.0
• revision 9244f8bc88590520a902b83b9f6c3f45d0690eb7
• macOS / AppKit NativeTextViewWrapper

This was reproduced in an embedding app with the default no-op wiki-link service.

[luca-chen198]

Confirmed, the wiki link branch runs before the guard.
One call to make first though. I don't think this belongs under autoClosePairsEnabled at all. [[ completion is its own feature, it just happens to live in the same handler. So I'd give it its own flag and skip it entirely when there's no wiki link resolver configured, since right now you're getting [[]] for something you can't even use.