<ref>s displayed on a page (either board or topic), should always increment, and never duplicate each other. Otherwise we get duplicate #cite_note-1 links
E.g. If I click the ↑ for the "foo" reference at https://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=Topic:Sm9eagq43pa1pjxg&topic_showPostId=smiryzgo2387qfe2#flow-post-smiryzgo2387qfe2
Expected: it only scrolls up to "w:test banana [1]" directly above.
Actual: it scrolls to the top of the topic, to the "One list [1]", which is in the post above.
Same with if I click the first [1] in https://sv.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=%C3%84mne:Smjt4fgf3hp4ifr9&topic_showPostId=smjt4fio5wau44zp#flow-post-smjt4fio5wau44zp it take me to the correct reflist, but if I click the second [1] in that topic, comment https://sv.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=%C3%84mne:Smjt4fgf3hp4ifr9&topic_showPostId=smjwddc01j5id7q0#flow-post-smjwddc01j5id7q0 it takes me to the first reflist insted of the one in that comment.
This seems to partly be an issue in Cite (or Parsoid's implementation of Cite?) where using it in multiple contexts on the same page causes ID conflicts.
Parsoid doesn't have context about how a particular piece of wikitext will be used on a page. Flow's individual posts on a topic page are parsed independently and there is no "topic-level state" to force different cite ids to be generated. So, this isn't something that Parsoid can fix in isolation. Let us think through this use case a bit more.