fix(core/markdown): skip entity unescaping for data-include content#5288
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markdownToHtml() unconditionally replaced & with & and > with >, assuming input always comes from innerHTML (where the browser re-serializes entities). For data-include fetched text, this caused double-escaping: authors had to write & to get & in output. Add a fromHTML option (default true for backward compat) that skips the replacement when the text comes from a raw fetch. Partially addresses #4096
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Partially addresses #4096
Skip the &/> entity replacement in markdownToHtml when the
text comes from a raw fetch (data-include) rather than innerHTML.