MarkupFormatter is inserting extra newlines

[shawnhyam]

I've noticed that the formatting has been putting in extra newlines when wrapping text that contains inline code blocks. I've included a test below that illustrates the problem; both tests fail, but in particular the first fails because there is an extra newline preceding contributesBlockIndent in the output:

fileprivate func markdownFormat(_ text: String, _ maxLength: Int) -> String {
  let document = Document(parsing: text, options: .disableSmartOpts)
  let lineLimit = MarkupFormatter.Options.PreferredLineLimit(
    maxLength: maxLength,
    breakWith: .softBreak
  )
  let formatterOptions = MarkupFormatter.Options(
    orderedListNumerals: .incrementing(start: 1),
    useCodeFence: .always,
    condenseAutolinks: false,
    preferredLineLimit: lineLimit
  )

  let output = document.format(options: formatterOptions)
  return output
}

@Test func testInlineCodeWrapping() {
  let str = """
    This indent is applied independently of `contributesBlockIndent`, which means a given break \
    may apply both a continuation indent and a block indent, either indent, or neither indent.
    """

  let expected = """
    This indent is applied independently of 
    `contributesBlockIndent`, which means a given break
    may apply both a continuation indent and a block
    indent, either indent, or neither indent.
    """

  // format it twice; we want (a) the first version to be correct, and (b) the second version to be the same
  let trip1 = markdownFormat(str, 55)
  let trip2 = markdownFormat(trip1, 55)

  #expect(trip1 == expected)
  #expect(trip1 == trip2)
}

[mynona]

I can confirm this problem. It also effects the HTMLFormatter whenever you have content inside a <li> element it renders it as

<li><p>content</p></li>

but it should be just

<li>content</li>

[mynona]

Any update?