Parse inline

[UziTech]

Marked version: v1.1.1

Description

Create a method (marked.parseInline()) that will parse only inline markdown. This is useful for parsing fragments of markdown that should only contain inline elements.

Example:

const marked = require('marked');
const blockHtml = marked('**strong** _em_');
console.log(blockHtml); // '<p><strong>strong</strong> <em>em</em></p>'
const inlineHtml = marked.parseInline('**strong** _em_');
console.log(inlineHtml); // '<strong>strong</strong> <em>em</em>'

• Fixes Provide a function to process inline markup only #1760
• Fixes Surpress wrapping in <p> tag. #395

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[UziTech]

There should probably be more of an explanation in the documentation but I am not very good at writing documentation.

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🎉 This PR is included in version 1.1.2 🎉

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