XB-Markdown to HTML

This script parses a custom Markdown flavour (.xb.md), and converts it to HTML.

It then copies the data to your clipboard, setting the MIME type to text/html, so that Word can extract some information on how to style the text.

The input text is first split into numbered problems. Each problem is then divided into questions and step-by-step solutions. Then, any bullet-points, tables, fractions, italics, etc. are translated from Markdown to HTML.

Word's HTML parser has its quirks, but you should expect the preview to look fairly similar to the Word document that is being generated.

Unless the input text is too long, the input text is compressed and included in the URL, so the problems can be shared by copying the link to the page.

• The text color cannot we customized by the script.
  While a table's border-color is preserved, Word seems to discard every other color CSS style.
  
• The table rows are a bit taller than they should be.
  This is because Word adds a "Space After Paragraph" by default.
  It can be fixed by selecting the table, searching for Line and Paragraph Spacing
• Bullet points are indented too deep.
  It seems like there's no way to control the indentation of any text on the document, since Word ignores any margin CSS properties as well as any tab characters.
  The next step might be to use a library like TurboDocx, which might also allow us to embed SVGs.