Make <publisher> and kin visible in Markdown#17
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Thanks for the fix @domfarolino !
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In https://github.com/ards-project/ard-spec/blob/main/spec/ard.md#42-catalog-entry-object, the source text has
where <publisher> is a verifiable domain name, but it gets rendered in Markdown as "where is a verifiable domain name" because we don't escape<publisher>or wrap it in backticks, so the renderer treats it as HTML, and since there is no<publisher>element, nothing shows up.This PR fixes all instances of "missing" words like this, by normalizing all of them to using angle brackets, but wrapping the whole phrase in backticks, which I think makes it stand out as placeholder text more obviously.