Paragraphs nested under bullets don't get line breaks

[shainaraskas]

Describe the bug

If I nest a paragraph under a bullet, it gets inlined into the first paragraph of the bullet. same with a numbered item

* **Consumption-based billing**: 
  
  You pay for the actual product used, regardless of the application or use case. This is different from subscription-based billing models where customers pay a flat fee restricted by usage quotas, or one-time upfront payment billing models such as those used for on-prem software licenses.

  You can purchase credits for a single or multi-year contract. Consumption is on demand, and every month we deduct from your balance based on your usage and contract terms. This allows you to seamlessly expand your usage to the full extent of your requirements and available budget, without any quotas or restrictions.

Expected behavior

A bulleted list can have bullets with multiple paragraphs in it

Steps to reproduce

put this anywhere

* **Consumption-based billing**: 
  
  You pay for the actual product used, regardless of the application or use case. This is different from subscription-based billing models where customers pay a flat fee restricted by usage quotas, or one-time upfront payment billing models such as those used for on-prem software licenses.

  You can purchase credits for a single or multi-year contract. Consumption is on demand, and every month we deduct from your balance based on your usage and contract terms. This allows you to seamlessly expand your usage to the full extent of your requirements and available budget, without any quotas or restrictions.

Tooling

• docs-builder
• migration tooling
• I'm not sure

[florent-leborgne]

I think those are connected to that issue so I'll report them here:

• The same behavior happens within nested admonitions:

renders as a single block instead of having a line break before the last sentence.

• When nesting images and paragraphs, any other syntax than the following results in images showing inline (with text before and after). But the issue with this syntax is that it renders without vertical spacing:

renders as

While

renders as

Hope this helps to identify the issue :)

[shainaraskas]

related: #326

[bmorelli25]

I'm noticing the same behavior that @florent-leborgne points out with simple UL's:

* **Title with words below it**:
  Words

* **Title with blank line then words**:

  Words

[bmorelli25]

Using <br> for some reason adds a triple line break:

* **Title with blank line then words**:
  <br>
  Words

[bmorelli25]

@shainaraskas, for your example, this works nicely:

* **Consumption-based billing**:
  You pay for the actual product used, regardless of the application or use case. This is different from subscription-based billing models where customers pay a flat fee restricted by usage quotas, or one-time upfront payment billing models such as those used for on-prem software licenses.
  You can purchase credits for a single or multi-year contract. Consumption is on demand, and every month we deduct from your balance based on your usage and contract terms. This allows you to seamlessly expand your usage to the full extent of your requirements and available budget, without any quotas or restrictions.

You can also add a <br> to make the line break more defined.

[bmorelli25]

It has been pointed out to me that this was already discussed in #docs-team. My b.