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fix: strip nested prefixes from multi-line dollarmath blocks - #152
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…cases Add fixtures for a multi-line $$ block in a nested blockquote and with content on the delimiter lines, and a unit test for a blank '>' line with allow_blank_lines=True (the fixture harness runs with allow_blank_lines=False).
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$$math inside a blockquote was keeping the>prefix in the equation, which rendered as>.The block parser took a raw
srcslice from the opening$$to the closing one. Parent block rules rewritebMarksso each line's content starts after the container prefix, but a contiguous slice still includes those prefixes on later lines. Content is now built per line frombMarks.Fixes #125