I am not sure if we have fully implemented the bulleted list parsing, but we can sat that aside for now and start to implement the numbered lists. It seems to be a lot more complicated as the bulleted list. There are a lot more options.
Also I have a feeling that there are some issues in the spec or just some thing that I have not understood yet. I've asked Peter, the author about them. We'll see.
Anyway let's start with some simple cases and then learn more and make progress that way.
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