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According to @Christian Brabandt the characters used for this purpose are hardcoded.
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This answer is more of a hack than a real solution to your question.
From the text you show, it seems you may rely on indentation for your folding.
If so, you can use set foldmethod=indent.
A little function I use in such case:
function! FoldAll()
set ...
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This is due to :h 'fillchars' option. You need
set fcs=fold:\ ,vert:\|
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would like a :refold command`
command! -range -addr=windows Refold call ResetWinOpts(<line1>, <line2>, ['fdm', 'fdl', ...])
command! RefoldAll tabdo %Refold
" reset options through a window-range to global values
function! ResetWinOpts(winid1, winid2, opts)
call execute(printf("%s,%swindo setl %s<", a:winid1, a:winid2, join(a:opts, "< ...
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It would be really hard to do reliably.
Basically, if you brave enough, check what current markdown plugin uses for folding and try to rewrite it:
:set foldmethod? to find out if it is expr or not
:set foldexpr? to find out what is the function name expr uses
create your own MarkdownFold() function (or whatever name is 2. showed)
So you would end up copy ...
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