feat: update ItalicNode to use repeated children instead of content #4566
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@singhanubhavme you need to upgrade gomark version in this PR to avoid linter errors. |
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This PR updates the markdown rendering logic to align with recent changes in the gomark package, specifically the refactored Italic node structure.
The upstream parser now uses a child-based representation (Children []Node) for ast.Italic instead of a simple Content string. This allows for nested inline elements within italic text (e.g., links inside italic).
Key Changes:
Related PR:
Companion PR in the gomark repo (must be merged first):
👉 Refactor Italic Node Structure for Nested Inline Support