✨ NEW: Add --enable-tables to the CLI - #422
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Closes #352.
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--enable-tablesfor files, standard input and interactive input, usingMarkdownIt.enable("table"). Default CommonMark rules and HTML settings remain unchanged.Pass the configured parser through each CLI route and preserve interactive input line breaks so tables can be entered line by line. Update the CLI help, README and changelog.
Validation: 987 tests passed on Python 3.13, including default/opt-in checks across all CLI routes; all pre-commit hooks passed. Source distribution and wheel builds passed, with file/stdin checks against the installed command. Strict docs passed on Python 3.10 with Sphinx 8.1.3. Newer Sphinx versions hit the existing
apidoc.OPTIONSincompatibility.