Fix paragraph and header merging in Bible passages #147
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- Updated `pkg/app/passage.go` to treat `p` and `h1`-`h4` tags as block elements, wrapping them in newlines. - Ensured headers are still formatted as bold text using `platform.TelegramBold`. - Cleaned up redundant logic and confirmed functionality with a reproduction test (which was deleted after verification). - This ensures proper visual separation of paragraphs and headers in the Telegram output, preventing run-on text.
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This PR addresses a formatting issue where Bible verses and headers were being merged into single blocks of text in the Telegram output.
Changes:
pkg/app/passage.gonow explicitly identifies<p>and<h1>-<h4>tags as block elements. It wraps their content in newlines to ensure distinct paragraphs.This fixes the issue where Verses 3-12 (which lacked internal
<br>tags) were running together with headers and previous paragraphs.PR created automatically by Jules for task 10353189328488629600 started by @julwrites