Preserve boundary line breaks around inline emphasis - #280
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Preserve leading and trailing line breaks outside inline emphasis delimiters. Previously
<b>foo<br/></b>barlost the break, and backslash-style breaks could leave a stray backslash inside bold markup. Keep break-only tags and nested emphasis from dropping these separators as well.Fixes #95.
Validation: the reported nested title example fails on the base and passes with this change. All 84 tests pass; Flake8 and README reStructuredText lint pass. New coverage includes leading/trailing and repeated breaks, both newline styles, nested tags, and break-only content.
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