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Fix wrap_list_items for ordered and plus-marked lists - #456
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wrap_list_items=True,skipwrap()still excludes numbered and plus-marked list items, so an ordered HTML list can exceedbody_width. Honor the option for these markers as it is already honored for*and-.Fixes #352. Added marker/option controls and an ordered-list conversion test: three cases fail on the base commit. With the change, all 206 tests pass on Windows/Python 3.12.3. Black, isort, Flake8 and strict mypy 1.18.2 (with the configured Python 3.9 target) pass. Black emits its warning about running on Python 3.12 with the project's Python 3.13 target; no Python 3.13 runtime was tested. The suite retains three existing pytest deprecation warnings.