[BUG] Text interpreted as html tag in markdown gets swallowed.

[brianm78]

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Describe the bug

If markdown contains code with text that could be interpreted as html (eg. using "<" rather than entity escaping it), the text interpreted as a tag deleted. Eg

>>> md = Markdown("Do something if 0<foo or foo>10")
>>> console.print(md)
Do something if 010

Unless there's actual support for html, I think the html_inline rule should be disabled (or if this is used by something, add an option for markdown without html?). Changing the first line of markdown.Markdown.init to:

parser = MarkdownIt().enable("strikethrough").enable("table").disable("html_inline")

Seems to resolve the issue.

Platform

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Running on linux, rich 13.9.4, wezterm terminal.

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