Handle <br>s inside code blocks. #286
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Context: I'm processing some exported code which has code that looks like: <pre><code>foo<br>bar<br>baz</code></pre> And turndown is not accounting for those line breaks. We could use innerText instead of textContent to account for them, but it's not supported in JSDOM (jsdom/jsdom#1245). We could implement a crappy version of it which includes newlines generated by <br>, but it seems better to teach the newline replacement about preformatted text, and just use the already-processed content instead.
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Context: I'm processing some exported code which has code that looks like:
<pre><code>foo<br>bar<br>baz</code></pre>And turndown is not accounting for those line breaks.
We could use innerText instead of textContent to account for them, but it's not
supported in JSDOM (jsdom/jsdom#1245).
We could implement a crappy version of it which includes newlines generated by
<br>, but it seems better to teach the newline replacement about preformattedtext, and just use the already-processed content instead.