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It is going to be quite a challenge to achieve/satisfy linting rules fully since we are converting html back to markdown in the reverse. In most cases, html contains both content as well as html tags corresponding to presentation structure/layouts with several layers of nesting.
Once you have "conversion" ready you can then take that conversion and "optimize it". Maybe another method? First, one does conversion, second optimizes markdown?
After conversion from HTML to Markdown a lot of markdown rules are not respected.
In VSCode when I open the result the makrdownlint extension marks a lot of MD files with warnings.
While it's not really a problem, at some point you could maybe look at "optimizing" returned content to be compliant with MD RFC.
Of course not sure it all makes sense as some people may not want that - just a thought.
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