[Bug]: HTML formatting all in one line, doesnt continue to the second #8801
Description
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Platform
Windows
Version
v1.5.4
Bug Description
Basically, the html formatting inside markdown is all in one line, it doesnt wrap down to the second line.
But this is the actual code:
<span style="background-color: yellow">This is an extremely long line of text that is highlighted with a yellow background. It's designed to demonstrate a single, continuous stream of HTML content without any line breaks or special formatting other than the inline style for highlighting, making it one very wide and visually emphasized element when displayed. This could be used for banners, status messages, or any scenario where a single, attention-grabbing, highlighted line is desired for a specific purpose on a webpage, stretching across the available width if not constrained by parent elements. This line just keeps going and going and going, much like the energizer bunny of text, never stopping, just moving along in one continuous flow, filling up space and demanding attention with its bright background. Isn't it just an incredibly, remarkably, phenomenally long stretch of text, all on one big, glorious yellow-highlighted line? Truly a sight to behold, a testament to the power of a single span tag and inline CSS to create a statement that occupies a truly significant horizontal dimension within the browser's rendering capabilities.</span>
Steps To Reproduce
Just write a prompt that says: Output a very long line of hightlighted html text directly output it no code box, and the issue will occur.
Expected Behavior
It should wrap around to the second line like normal non-html text.
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Additional Context
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