Optionally render markdown in the commit message

[disfinder]

How about making diff-so-fancy render a basic Markdown in the git commit messages?
I was looking for a way to do any chaining/pipelining, but not sure if it is possible to render the commit message through one processor and the diff itself through another.
So even if it looks like Markdown is out of scope for a diff tool - there is no better way to make commit messages in the terminal look fancy. Many people will love such (optional and parameter-enabled) feature!

We are also looking for any feedback or ideas on how to make diff-so-fancy even fancier.

[OJFord]

Interesting idea, but isn't what could be achieved in a terminal-agnostic way quite limited?

Bolding, inline code highlighting (background)... And that's all I can think of? Maybe blue-colour and underline URLs, but they wouldn't be rendered as hyperlinked text.

[disfinder]

My personal list of conserns will looks like this:

• URLs - because they might be quite long and ugly if not rendered
• bolding - as often used for an emphasis - would be useful too
• single backticks to highlight some particular term
• --- - as a horizontal rule
• blockquotes >
• ordered/unordered lists (may not be even necessary, but achievable in terminal)

I hope people do not use triple backticks and code blocks in git messages - I believe there is a better place to store the code :) but if you were thinking about only background for ``` - then its seems easier to implement.