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Would it be possible to preserve the HTML semantics of indexed text in search results? I'm looking for what mkdocs-material's lunr indexing can do:
we reworked the construction of the search index to preserve the structural information of code blocks, inline code, as well as unordered and ordered lists.
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Would it be possible to preserve the HTML semantics of indexed text in search results? I'm looking for what mkdocs-material's lunr indexing can do:
Motivation: technical documentation
Here's a search from https://pagefind.app:

The search is treating code from inside a
<pre><code>region as normal text.All reactions