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Raw HTML in the source is escaped rather than passed through. Markdown's specification allows inline HTML and most renderers emit it verbatim, which is fine when the author is you and dangerous when the document came from somewhere else. A source containing a script tag produces the visible text of that tag, which is something you can see and check.
Link and image URLs are checked too: anything with a scheme other than http, https, mailto, tel or ftp becomes an inert placeholder, and the link text survives so nothing disappears without explanation.
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