Adds header support for substack articles#7
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This PR ensures that headers in the HTML are preserved in the extracted content.
Previously, headers (h2 elements) were being stripped when parsing a substack article. I've attached an HTML example that can be used as a test input for validation.
Tested the unpacked extension in chrome after these changes, and the article works as expected now. This is an unfortunate workaround of a Readability issue that hasn't seen much traction: mozilla/readability#928
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Input file: How Codex is built - by Gergely Orosz.html