Add support for HTML lists, improve handling of HTML special entities#134
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Support HTML lists in add_text; fix invalid content.xml from HTML input
Converts
<ul>/<ol>/<li>(including nested) to ODF text:list, and fixes a bug where foreign tags (<a>, <b>, <span>) and HTML entities ( ) were passed through verbatim, producing invalid ODF that LibreOffice rejects with a "Format error".The HTML-to-ODF conversion now walks nodes instead of regex: known tags map to ODF spans/line-breaks, any other tag is unwrapped (text kept), and text is taken decoded so no undefined entity reaches content.xml.
Includes tests for list structure and inline safety (asserting only ODF elements end up under office:text).