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This is the reason of Canop/termimad#14

Here's a failing test case for parsing table rows using Line::from

    #[test]
    fn table_row_issue() {
        assert_eq!(
            Line::from("| – | – | – |"),
            Line::new_table_row(vec![
                Composite {
                    style: CompositeStyle::Paragraph,
                    compounds: vec![Compound::raw_str("–"),],
                },
                Composite {
                    style: CompositeStyle::Paragraph,
                    compounds: vec![Compound::raw_str("–"),],
                },
                Composite {
                    style: CompositeStyle::Paragraph,
                    compounds: vec![Compound::raw_str("–"),],
                },
            ])
        );
    }

Those are n-dash characters. I couldn't reproduce with the letter 'x', but I haven't tried many other cell contents.

For some reason I have yet to determine, the fourth pipe character is not recognized as a cell boundary and is instead included in the cell contents, i.e., the parser breaks the cells as –, –, – |.

It gets weirder yet if you include more identical cells: | – | – | – | – | – | , it breaks it down as –, –, – | –, – |.

This is not rendered as a bulleted list in termimad (via clima) (it ends up being italics or something):

  * item
  * item

while this is:

* item
* item

The - and + characters are also not supported for lists.