feat: add HTML wrapper to bypass default html escaping - #18
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- Introduce `HTML` class (subclass of `str`) to flag content as safe. - Update `GTag._eval_child` in core renderer to skip `html.escape` for `HTML` instances. - Expose `HTML` in `htag/__init__.py`. - Add unit tests verifying correct escape bypassing. - Add an example application (`examples/markdown_example.py`) demonstrating usage with `mistune`. Co-authored-by: manatlan <150722+manatlan@users.noreply.github.com>
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Adds a capability to explicitly bypass the default HTML escaping mechanism in htag. This is achieved by wrapping strings in a new
HTMLclass, signaling the renderer that the content is safe (similar toMarkupin Jinja2). This is especially useful for injecting rendered markdown.PR created automatically by Jules for task 17157146706202906977 started by @manatlan