fix(meditype): remove trailing HTML tags #252
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This PR intends to fix removing trailing HTML tag in MIME media part.
There is a problem with boundaries that are looking like
multipart/alternative; boundary="<<<<boundary".Current implementation was removing everything after
<symbol, so it looks likemultipart/alternative; boundary="", ending up with errorunable to locate boundary param in Content-Type.Hope I've covered most possible cases in tests.