You'll notice
Ordered markdown lists now keep their original marker style, like '1)' versus '1.', when re-rendered
What
When Claude Code re-serializes an ordered (numbered) list item back into markdown text, it now tries to reuse the original list marker punctuation captured from the raw source text — for example keeping 1) as 1) rather than converting it to 1. — and only falls back to a computed numbering scheme if the original marker isn't available.
Why
This preserves the original formatting style of numbered lists instead of silently normalizing all markers to the same punctuation.