Add rendered HTML content support via Accept header

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Summary

This PR adds support for retrieving rendered HTML content from markdown files using HTTP content negotiation. Clients can now request fully-rendered HTML by specifying Accept: application/vnd.olrapi.note+html in GET requests.

Changes

• New Content Type: Added ContentTypes.olrapiNoteHtml constant (application/vnd.olrapi.note+html)
• HTML Rendering: Implemented renderMarkdownToHtml() method using Obsidian's native MarkdownRenderer.render() API
• Request Handling: Updated _vaultGet() to handle HTML content type requests
• Documentation: Updated OpenAPI specification with new content format examples
• Memory Management: Proper component lifecycle management to prevent memory leaks

Features

The rendered HTML output includes:

• Wiki-links converted to HTML anchors with proper data-href attributes
• Obsidian-specific markdown (callouts, embeds, transclusions)
• Plugin integrations preserved (e.g., Metadata Menu icons)
• Syntax-highlighted code blocks
• Full semantic HTML structure

API Usage

# Get rendered HTML
curl -k https://127.0.0.1:27124/vault/path/to/note.md \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
  -H "Accept: application/vnd.olrapi.note+html"

Backward Compatibility

This feature:

• Uses standard HTTP content negotiation (Accept header)
• Does not modify existing behavior for markdown or JSON responses
• Works with all GET endpoints (/vault/, /active/, /periodic/)
• Is fully optional - defaults to existing markdown behavior

Testing

Tested with:

• Various markdown files with wiki-links, embeds, and frontmatter
• Complex documents with Dataview queries
• Plugin integrations (Metadata Menu)
• Both /vault/{filename} and /active/ endpoints

Use Cases

This feature enables:

• Digital garden publishing workflows with preview capabilities
• External rendering of Obsidian notes
• Wiki-link validation before publishing
• Integration with static site generators

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[papertray3]

Follow-up: I discovered Dataview/DataviewJS blocks were still empty unless the renderer had a real DOM host. The latest commit
attaches a hidden container to document.body, renders there, waits for dynamic blocks to settle, then removes it. This ensures the HTML
returned by /vault matches what Obsidian shows (full Workbench/Queue/Vault stats, etc.). Added coverage for the Accept: application/
vnd.olrapi.note+html path while I was here.