Replace `<code>` tags by backticks in temporary .qmd files

[etiennebacher]

This could help fix formatting of quotation marks in code, e.g. pola-rs/r-polars/issues/655

Cf quarto-dev/quarto-cli#10511

[etiennebacher]

In .rd2qmd(), we may also want to keep the HTML as-is (for example not replacing heading tags by markdown syntax) and then wrap the whole thing in {=html} so that Quarto parses this as raw HTML.

[vincentarelbundock]

Would this work for multiline code blocks or just inline?

[etiennebacher]

I think the issue is just for inline code. For code blocks, the quotation marks are normal: https://pola-rs.github.io/r-polars/vignettes/polars.html#series-and-dataframes

[vincentarelbundock]

Right. I just wanted to be sure that on the intermediate representation, we never had <code> tags around blocks code. Replacing those by single ticks might break things.

Perhaps that never happens and isn't a concern.

[etiennebacher]

Replacing those by single ticks might break things.

Hopefully the snapshot tests would catch that. If they don't, something is wrong with them

[etiennebacher]

Wrapping everything in {=html} (except for examples that would be in {r}) works almost perfectly. The problem is equations since they are wrapped in <code class="reqn">. When this is evaluated as raw HTML then it just gives the latex code but doesn't evaluate it. I put some WIP here but it's mostly so that it's not lost since I don't find a good fix for this: #291

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Replacing <code> by backticks is almost perfect but it means that there would be a mix of HTML and markdown syntax for example if there is code in the "Arguments" table. Some doc tools, e.g docute, don't support that and just show the backticks without formatting.