📘 The Comprehensive and Exhaustive Examination of Markdown Rendering Across Web Interfaces and Mobile Devices in the Modern Era

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🔍 Section 1: Detailed Exploration of Heading Styling and Responsive Wrapping in Viewport Constraints

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🔹 Subsection A: This is an Incredibly Long Subheading Intended to Break Across Lines and Test Layout Robustness on Narrow Screens

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Here is a bullet list with various formatting options:

• A simple bullet item
• A bullet item with italic text
• A bullet item with bold text
• A bullet item that contains a link
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🧾 Section 2: Code Blocks, Tables, and Other Miscellaneous Markdown Features for Edge Case Testing

def example_function(arg1, arg2="default"):
    """A function with long arguments and documentation."""
    print("This is a very long line of code that is intentionally written this way to test horizontal scrolling in code blocks.")
    return arg1 + arg2

Images

• Here's a list item with an image:
  

This is an inline image placed within a paragraph to test how text wraps around it and if it impacts spacing or line-height.