In some cases involving fine-grained use of Markdown, it is not appropriate to add <p>...</p> wrappers to the output. For example, the OpenAPI Specification uses Markdown for titles/summaries of items in a an OpenAPI doc. When generating HTML from that doc, these Markdown elements end up embedded in non-block contexts such as in <h2>...</h2>. These contexts are not "complete" Markdown documents, and not even block/paragraph constructs. However, Markdown such as text effects (emphasis, bold, links) are used.
I propose an option to simplify the output so that the caller can determine the context in which the Markdown is presented (the caller can wrap the converted text in a span, a div, a header, a paragraph, etc.)
In some cases involving fine-grained use of Markdown, it is not appropriate to add
<p>...</p>wrappers to the output. For example, the OpenAPI Specification uses Markdown for titles/summaries of items in a an OpenAPI doc. When generating HTML from that doc, these Markdown elements end up embedded in non-block contexts such as in<h2>...</h2>. These contexts are not "complete" Markdown documents, and not even block/paragraph constructs. However, Markdown such as text effects (emphasis, bold, links) are used.I propose an option to simplify the output so that the caller can determine the context in which the Markdown is presented (the caller can wrap the converted text in a span, a div, a header, a paragraph, etc.)