fix(docx): properly escape special markdown characters at start of lines#2160
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What does this PR do?
Fixes an issue where DOCX conversion with
markitdownfails to escape Markdown special characters at the beginning of a line (e.g.#,>,+), causing plain text that happens to start with these characters to be rendered as Markdown headings, blockquotes, or lists.Fixes #2157
Changes
Added escaping logic in
_markdownify.py'sprocess_textto catch line-starting Markdown block characters and escape them. Also added a pytest to verify the escaping works correctly for strings starting with#.