HTML lines no longer hide your markdown, and numbered lists keep their numbers
A line holding only <br> (or another HTML tag) could hide everything below it up to the next blank line. That text now renders, line breaks inside list items are kept, and a numbered list that continues after a bullet list keeps counting.
If your markdown had a line containing only <br> (a common way to add
space in Obsidian notes), the lines after it, up to the next blank line, could
be missing from the PDF. The same happened after a line holding only a tag
such as <div> or <details>. Those lines now render: a <br> on its own
line becomes a blank line, and HTML we do not draw shows its text instead of
disappearing.
Line breaks inside list items are kept too. A list item whose text continues on the next line, like a "Leader:" bullet with the name below it, now shows the second line below the first instead of joining them.
Numbered lists keep their numbers. When a bullet list sits between 1. and
2., markdown treats each number as the start of a new list, and the PDF
used to show every one as 1.. Each list now starts from the number you
wrote, so the sequence reads 1, 2, 3.
Nothing needs to change in your documents. If an export was missing content or had the wrong numbers, run it again.