Inline links, which start with a number and a dot, are recognized as an ordered list

Hi!

First of all: thank you for the great library! We noticed a small bug the other day.

We wanted to post an inline link as follows: This in an inline link with a date at the beginning [04. February 2020](https://www.google.com) but which is displayed as an ordered list.

What we expected was:

This in an inline link with a date at the beginning 04. February 2020 but which is displayed as an ordered list.

What we’ve got:

This in an inline link with a date at the beginning 4. February 2020 but which is displayed as an ordered list.

Have you ever noticed this problem? I would be really happy about an answer.

[djagya]

For the case posted by @devuxer there’s a workaround: escape a dot like so \\.. Then it’s not recognised as a start of a sub-list. But of course a bit inconvenient.

# Repro
1. Line 1.
2. Line 2. This bug affects versions 1 __AND__ 2\\. This should not be a new item.
3. Line 3.

[devuxer]

@djagya , Very helpful, thanks. For my actual page, I needed just a single backslash, so This bug affects versions 1 __AND__ 2\. This should not be a new item. (If I do \\. a backslash actually appears before the period.)