Adding inline link support and fixing list issues

[trjohnst]

I discovered @thejimbirch's fork of GoogleDoc2Html and it was perfect for a project I was working on to transcribe a google doc handed off by a client that needed it as a static HTML page on their site. Because the doc heavily used lists and inline links, I stumbled into a few issues on the HTML export side. This PR aims to fix the issues that I encountered and merge them upstream.

[prkirby]

@thejimbirch @trjohnst I also needed to use this PR to get my inline links set up. This script is super helpful, especially if you have a static site and your client hands you a Terms of Service doc in Google Docs haha. Can we get this merged? This fixed all my inline link issues.

[thejimbirch]

Unfortunately there are some merge conflicts that need to be addressed first.

[trjohnst]

Also a big thanks from me for this tool, it was super helpful on the project I used it on!

Sadly I'm pretty short on time to do much merging/test. Although, it looks like link support may have been added in #2. Assuming there's no more outstanding issues with lists, master may be fine @prkirby.

[prkirby]

Unfortunately master had the same inline link issue. Maybe I’ll take a look at what you did and create a separate PR if I have the time.

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[samhalpert]

Hi Everyone,

I really appreciate this project and would be happy to contribute. I'm curious, though, whether there's a particular open source license attached to the project (e.g. MIT).

[thejimbirch]

@samhalpert There is not. This is a fork of a repo that I made to fix a few things and I made a pull request back to the author. There is an issue in that queue asking about a license from 2018, but no activity on it.

[thejimbirch]

See oazabir#9

[samhalpert]

Thanks! I've followed up on that thread as well.