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@rpatters1 This will get you bold, italic, and headers when displaying the notes for a script. Note that h4-h6 will be styled just like h3; I can add specific styling for these, but I thought it was unlikely that they would be needed.
Tables are more complicated, because of spacing and alignment; I was able to emit the proper HTML, but I wasn't happy with the way things looked. By default, a table will take up the full width of its container (likely larger than needed), and table headers will be center-aligned. I'm not sure how to impose reasonable defaults, and I don't want to get into allowing styling directly in the Markdown.