Marking code inside a codeblock will add the closing mark tag in the wrong position #115

Information

• Plugin version: v1.14.0
• Markdown-It version: v14.1.0
• Environment: Chrome 119.0.6045.159

Details

Description

Attempting to mark code inside of a code block will misplace the mark closing tag, placing it before the next token starts, and if it is added after the last token ends it needs a whitespace to get added, other wise it is included in the last token. Usually the string-literal token is the easiest to reproduce this with.

Examples:

```ruby
<^><% %><^>
<% %>
```

```ruby
<^>to: ""<^>
```

```js
<^>const test = `hello<^>
world`;
```

In the last example we can see the mark closing tag is closed before the string literal starts:
Screenshot 2024年06月03日 at 12 35 53

Steps to reproduce

Navigate to https://www.digitalocean.com/community/markdown
Clear the textbox
Paste one of the above examples inside of the textbox

Expected behavior

Text inside of the <^> marking token gets marked in the resulting code block