remark-parse doesn't parse **abc(abc)** in paragraph/sentence

[CreamNuts]

I use remark-parse below

const content = "I want to use this **AWS(Amazon Web Services)**2"
const processedContent = await unified()
    .use(markdown) //remark-parse
    .use(remark2rehype) //remark-rehype
    .use(rehype2string) //rehype-stringify
    .process(content);

I expect

I want to use this AWS(Amazon Web Services)(no space)2

but actual output is

I want to use this **AWS(Amazon Web Services)**2

After realizing that it was due to gfm, I tried many things but I didin't succeed. The example is English, but the actual language used is different, so it is important to solve this. How can I do that?

[wooorm]

This actual behavior conforms to the spec: https://spec.commonmark.org/dingus/?text=I%20want%20to%20use%20this%20**AWS(Amazon%20Web%20Services)**2

[ChristianMurphy]

To add on, an alternative would be to use a zero width spacing character, like a word joiner.

I want to use this **AWS(Amazon Web Services)**⁠2

https://astexplorer.net/#/gist/91a7508b77b1836eef5b16cffe5f1c74/cf69817521ad9fc1b4d29cb305be4631f9a9ae3f

[CreamNuts]

I realized that is actual behavior but I want to ues. So @ChristianMurphy's alternative works well! Thanks for @wooorm , @ChristianMurphy !