Codeblocks from package markdown are not displayed in HTML

[ranile]

Describe the bug
Codeblocks from package documentation markdown are not displayed at all

Expected behaviour
Codeblocks to display the code properly

To Reproduce

• Have a codeblock in package docs for includes markdown file
• Build HTML using dokkaHtml task
• Observe that the HTML doesn't contain the code block

I used the following markdown to reproduce this bug:

# Package krate.binding

A binding makes a link (called a relationship) between a property of an entity class and a way of representing that relationship with SQL.

## Example

```kotlin
@SqlTable(People::class)
class Person(val name: String, uuid: UUID = UUID.randomUUID()) : Entity(uuid)
\```

Ignore the \ before ```. That is used so Github doesn't mess up the formatting

Actual results

Dokka configuration

    dokkaHtml {
        outputDirectory.set(File("docs/dokka"))

        dokkaSourceSets {
            configureEach {
                includeNonPublic.set(false)

                skipDeprecated.set(true)

                skipEmptyPackages.set(true)

                jdkVersion.set(8)

                includes.from("docs/krate.md")

                perPackageOption {
                    prefix.set("krate.annotations")
                    suppress.set(true)
                }

                perPackageOption {
                    prefix.set("krate.util")
                    suppress.set(true)
                }

                sourceLink {
                    localDirectory.set(projectDir)
                    remoteUrl.set(URL("https://github.com/blogify-dev/krate/blob/master/"))
                    remoteLineSuffix.set("#L")
                }
            }
        }
    }

Installation

• Operating system: Linus (Fedora 32)
• Build tool: Gradle v6.5
• Dokka version: 1.4.10-dev-52 (I'm also able to reproduce this on 1.4.0-dev-48)

[BarkingBad]

Thank you for your submission. Actually, the origin of this bug is not related to codeblocks, but with @ used in your sample. I hope we can provide better solution in the future than escaping. If you are interested please follow this issue #1441