Hmm. When I was doing this in iOS, I couldn't get it to create the next numbered item by hitting Return - I had to create a dummy last item, and insert items above it (which worked).
Yep. Here's what happened: started the ordered list, typed "Test 1". Clicked return, and the number 2 appeared briefly before vanishing and the cursor jumping back to the end of the first item. The same happened every time I tried it. The way I managed to break that loop was to place the cursor at the start of "Test 1" and return, which then promoted Test 1 to item 2 and create an empty item 1. After that, positioning the cursor at the end of item 2 works fine (return creates item 3, return again terminates the list).
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