feat: add raw to HeadingData #579
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This is to simplify handling of heading text for cases like: `## [linked title](./link)` (text is going to be `<a href="./link">linked title</a>`, but you would like to consume just `linked title`)
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# [4.1.0](v4.0.1...v4.1.0) (2024-08-23) ### Features * add raw to HeadingData ([#579](#579)) ([275c6d9](275c6d9))
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This is to simplify handling of heading text for cases like:
## [linked title](./link)(text is going to be<a href="./link">linked title</a>, but you would like to consume justlinked title)