Backslash character escapes two following characters

```
> c.makeHtml('\\.**foo**');
Actual: '

.*foo*

'
Expected: '

.foo

'

> c.makeHtml('\\***foo**\\*');
Actual: '

**foo**

'
Expected: '

*foo*

'

> c.makeHtml('\\[*a*\\](b)');
Actual: '

[*a*](b)

'
Expected: '

[a](b)

'

Tested on c245b9e.
```

Original issue reported on code.google.com by `pkoszulinski` on 7 Apr 2013 at 7:30

The issue shows that backslash escapes are consuming two characters instead of one in the Markdown parser. Look at the core parsing logic, likely in a file like Markdown.Converter.js or similar. Start by understanding how backslash handling is implemented, then write a failing test based on the examples provided. The fix will involve adjusting the escape character consumption logic.

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