Extend render_md with ansi='html' to render ANSI colors as an {=html} block - #880
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render_mdstrips ANSI escape codes from pooled stream/error text, which is right for portable markdown but loses colored outputs (like tracebacks) where an HTML renderer is the known target (e.g. share solveit).This PR adds an ansi= parameter: 'strip' (default, behavior unchanged) or 'html', which processes the output with fastcore's ansi2html and wraps it in as a pandoc/mdhtml-flavored md
{=html}raw block.Example output: