Missing space after inline code spans in list items

[lionelplessis]

Description

ReverseMarkdown drops the separating space after inline code spans in some list-item scenarios.

For example, HTML like:

<li>The <code>label</code> text is mandatory:</li>
<li><code>AddItem</code> creates a new entry:</li>

is converted to Markdown like:

- The `label`text is mandatory:
- `AddItem`creates a new entry:

The expected Markdown is:

- The `label` text is mandatory:
- `AddItem` creates a new entry:

Minimal repro

using ReverseMarkdown;

var converter = new Converter(new Config
{
    GithubFlavored = true
});

var html = """
<li>The <code>label</code> text is mandatory:<ul><li><code>TryDeleteType()</code> returns <code>false</code></li></ul></li>
<li><code>AddItem</code> creates a new entry:<ul><li>default values</li><li>metadata</li></ul></li>
""";

Console.WriteLine(converter.Convert(html));

Actual output:

- The `label`text is mandatory:
- `TryDeleteType()` returns `false`
- `AddItem`creates a new entry:
- default values
- metadata

Expected output:

- The `label` text is mandatory:
- `TryDeleteType()` returns `false`- `AddItem` creates a new entry:
- default values
- metadata

Notes

This seems related to whitespace handling around inline <code> conversion in list-item contexts. I reproduced it with ReverseMarkdown 5.3.0.