Preserve numbers for repeated footnote references - #727
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Repeated references to a footnote currently use the total number of footnotes encountered, so
[^first], [^second], [^first]produces labels 1, 2, 2.Remember each footnote's assigned number independently of the list used to order definitions. This also keeps labels consistent for nested references when definitions appear in a different order.
Adds regression coverage for repeated references in paragraphs, lists and footnotes, reversed definition order, and reuse of a
Markdowninstance. Existing footer ordering is preserved.Validation:
make testone(285 tests) andmake testredos(7 tests) pass on Python 3.9–3.14. No new pycodestyle diagnostics compared with the base revision.