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Hi,

I would like to add Markdown support to your repository, such that it can also process .md files.
For starters, I would be adding feature to detect various levels of heading and generate heading tags like h1, h2 accordingly.
Please let me know if its fine.

Thanks,
Amnish

Add an optional -l, --lang, and/or \l flag, which indicates the language to use when generating the lang attribute on the root element. For example, --lang fr would mean that the HTML documents are in French, and would include , while -l pt-BR would mean the text is using Brazilian Portuguese: . By default, use en-CA for Canadian English.

add feature: syntax highlighting for code blocks according to docusaurus.

• add basic parse coding function
• parse comments
• add parse coding function according to the comments
• revise README

Add support for a horizontal rule in Markdown. The Markdown --- should get converted to an <hr> tag.

See above screenshot, the user specified output flag -o but specified no output folder, and the program still ran.

See above screenshots - output folder was not deleted at the beginning of the run (as you can see junk files were not deleted)

I would like to contribute to your project to allow the program to convert .md files to .html.
I would like to make the following code contributions:

1. Modify the file handling so that it supports both .txt files as well as .md (i.e., Markdown files). If the file extension is .txt, process the file exactly the same way it is done now (i.e., no changes). However, if the file extension is .md, add some extra processing (a new function, another class, a new module, etc. as makes sense) to parse one aspect of Markdown into HTML.
2. Allow links in .md syntax to be converted to links in .html syntax.

If you would like, please give feedback about how you want it done.

I propose adding support for TOML configuration files to enhance the flexibility and ease of use of this repository's command-line interface (CLI). This feature will allow users to specify various configuration options via a TOML formatted file, providing a more streamlined and user-friendly way to customize the behavior of the CLI.

See above screenshots. Input folder only has one file which was not a .txt file, thus no output files was produced. However there was no message to alert the user of this. There should always be some kind of message after the program runs.