fix: extract plain-text URLs from Google Docs HTML export#20
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Google Docs can contain a mix of hyperlinked and bare plain-text URLs, and may split plain-text URLs across <span> elements. The previous two-pass approach skipped plain-text extraction when hrefs were found, and didn't strip HTML tags before regex matching. Replace the two-pass approach with a single-pass strategy: resolve anchor hrefs inline as plain text, strip remaining tags, then scan once — preserving document order for both linked and bare URLs.
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Summary
<span>elements — both cases were previously missedTest plan
<span>tags — reassembled and extracted