rss-bot: Add option to convert body to Markdown #808
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Stripping all HTML tags from RSS entry body is a safe approach, but sometimes results in a Zulip message, that looks ugly and unreadable. This change adds an option to convert HTML to Markdown, in order to preserve the looks of RSS entry body as close to the original as possible.