HTML renderer

[Curculigo]

Follows #426 naturally.

You type HTML and see it's being rendered on the fly.

[SpartanJ]

This is not going to happen, I don't want to add a dependency to a browser engine, I don't see the point of doing it. Even though you could adapt some very lightweight html engine like litehtml, it's very limited and it's probably not worth it unless there's a very specific use case.

[Curculigo]

I thought the ability to render HTML is needed to render Markdown because Markdown is designed to mix with HTML and renders to HTML. This is why I said this idea follows #426 naturally. The HTML engine doesn't need to be powerful. It only needs to powerful enough to power the Markdown renderer.

[SpartanJ]

Yeah, no, that's not the case. Actually Markdown to HTML is a translation simply done just because browsers do not render Markdown natively.