Lots of the complexity in a WYSIWYG-Editor comes from the user being able to select stuff and change appearance of the content in the selection, while the text itself doesn't change for the user. Also there's adding tables, inline-images, links etc.
In a code-editor, you don't set certain texts to bold or red. If it appears like that it's because of syntax-highlighting and/or markdown. The editor just needs to parse the entered text.
Imagine Sublime-Text vs. MS-Word.
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Lots of the complexity in a WYSIWYG-Editor comes from the user being able to select stuff and change appearance of the content in the selection, while the text itself doesn't change for the user. Also there's adding tables, inline-images, links etc.
In a code-editor, you don't set certain texts to bold or red. If it appears like that it's because of syntax-highlighting and/or markdown. The editor just needs to parse the entered text.
Imagine Sublime-Text vs. MS-Word.