Remove improper < HTML entity workaround no longer needed
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This is a markdown code block, so manually escaping HTML entities is incorrect as they will just be re-escaped.
These were added when the SSG did not handle HTML in markdown code blocks properly Eleventy appears to work correctly now
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These
<show up at https://jsdoc.app/tags-example and various other pages on the frontend. I believe they were originally a workaround for some markdown parser not generating HTML correctly.I have tested this locally against the current in-use eleventy SSG and the raw
<in the MD code block is handled appropriately now.