fix: -list-models flag does not list models correctly #414
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Fixed the -list-models flag to display models in a clean list format (one per line) instead of wrapping them as a paragraph. The issue was that the markdown renderer was processing the model list output, causing unwanted text wrapping. Changes: - Added SkipMarkdown field to Result struct - Set SkipMarkdown=true for list-models output - Updated main.go to check SkipMarkdown before applying renderer Fixes projectdiscovery#176 Signed-off-by: majiayu000 <[email protected]>
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Summary
This PR fixes #176
Changes
SkipMarkdownfield toResultstruct to control markdown renderingSkipMarkdown=truefor list-models output to prevent text wrappingSkipMarkdownflag before applying markdown rendererThe issue was that the markdown renderer was processing the model list output, causing the models to be displayed as a wrapped paragraph instead of a clean list with one model per line.
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