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Fix Issue with generating the in1.txt of a problem #174 #175
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…nd improve input handling in findSample function fix(parse.go): ensure input is cleaned before writing to files to prevent unwanted HTML tags in output
…oved readability and maintainability
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This pull request addresses issue #174, which involved unwanted HTML tags appearing in the generated
in1.txtfiles.Changes include:
stripHTMLTagsFunction: This function removes HTML tags from the input content, ensuring clean text output.findSample: The function now cleans the input before writing it to the files, preventing HTML tags from being included in the output.These improvements ensure that the content of
in1.txtis clean and properly formatted, resolving the reported issue.