fix(text-markdown): serialize inline comment marks#19
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Summary
Fix markdown serialization for Huly
inline-commentmarks by preserving the marked text and omitting the editor-only comment metadata.This is intentionally not isomorphic: markdown has no native representation for Huly inline comment thread metadata, and other markdown conversions in this package are already semantic/lossy rather than exact markup JSON round-trips.
The issue is introduced in dependent packages around https://github.com/hcengineering/platform/blob/2158661df5cca7e7ff43fe06d2438a20b6cbce98/plugins/text-editor-resources/src/components/extension/inlineComment.ts#L826-L828 - so it seems text-markdown was added in other parts of the system but not in .core
likely fixes hcengineering/platform#9314
prompted by dearlordylord/huly-mcp#71 user problem in the MCP. It's likely cleaner to be solved upstream (here)