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fix(utils): keep whitespace of elements nested in <pre> in htmlToText - #4348
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Whitespace was only preserved for text nodes whose direct parent is <pre>, so <pre><code>...</code></pre>, the usual markup for code blocks, was collapsed into a single line.
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Thank you for your contribution @b84330808, lgtm.
I pushed one small commit on top, so code blocks keep their full indentation.
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htmlToTextonly kept whitespace for text nodes whose direct parent is<pre>. Code blocks are usually<pre><code>…</code></pre>, so their indentation and line breaks were collapsed into one line. The "inside<pre>" state is now passed down while walking the tree.