Feature request: Markup in <h1>? Keep it there, but strip it from filename

[rlue]

Sometimes, I want to format my H1s with some markdown. For instance,

# [TKT-123](https://company-bug-tracker/TKT-123)

or

# A Night at the Cinema with _Agent Cody Banks_

Currently, Filename Heading Sync will rename the file TKT-123(https...).md, etc. I think it would be sensible in such cases for the plugin to strip the markup before applying the filename.

One complication is that when re-opening that file, the plugin would now revert the heading to its bare form, to match the stripped filename. I'd like to propose the following logic around this new feature:

• When updating a heading: set the filename to the rendered (visible) text of the first H1 element.
• When opening an existing file: first, check if the H1 contains NO markdown (perhaps by comparing the raw and rendered versions of the H1)
  • if so, proceed as usual
  • if not, check if the rendered text and the filename match.
    • if so, skip
    • if not, raise a window.alert (is this even possible?) to prompt the user re: whether to keep or update the heading. Additionally, define a config option to specify this behavior.
• When opening a new file: no changes required.

Thoughts?

Thanks for a very handy, unobtrusive, and common-sense utility. Should really be a core plugin. 🙏