Whitespace-sensitive tags don't properly parse

[elliottcable]

BlueCloth? exhibits the same problem, leaving us without a working solution. Take the following selection of markdown:

This is a paragraph of text.

<div>
This is another paragraph, inside a division.

    #!/bin/bash
    puts 'This is some code!
    if (2 * 2) == 4
      puts 'the universe makes sense'
    else
      puts 'the universe (or your ruby install...) has gone insane!'
    end

Wasn't that some cool code?
</div>

This is a final paragraph of text, demonstrating that the previous code is, indeed, absolutely awesome!

The four lines in the middle should be, and are correctly, parsed as a <pre><code></*> block in Markdown. However, since they're <pre> blocks, they are whitespace sensitive - and RedCloth? leaves the four spaces of necessary indentation in after parsing, so you end up with this markup:

<p>This is a paragraph of text.</p>

<div>
  <p>This is another paragraph, inside a division.</p>

      <pre><code>#!/bin/bash
      puts 'This is some code!
      if (2 * 2) == 4
        puts 'the universe makes sense'
      else
        puts 'the universe (or your ruby install...) has gone insane!'
      end</code></pre>


  <p>Wasn't that some cool code?</p>
</div>

<p>This is another paragraph of text, demonstrating that the previous code is, indeed, absolutely awesome!</p>

As you can see, the <pre> block is incorrectly indented, causing all but the first line of the block to have 6 spaces of extra indentation when displayed. This is how it *should* be parsed:

<p>This is a paragraph of text.</p>

<div>
  <p>This is another paragraph, inside a division.</p>

      <pre><code>#!/bin/bash
puts 'This is some code!
if (2 * 2) == 4
  puts 'the universe makes sense'
else
  puts 'the universe (or your ruby install...) has gone insane!'
end</code></pre>


  <p>Wasn't that some cool code?</p>
</div>

<p>This is another paragraph of text, demonstrating that the previous code is, indeed, absolutely awesome!</p>

That is, anything after the first line of the code block should be completely out-dented from any indentation caused by it's position in the content, but retain any inherent indentation.

[jgarber]

Looks like this is a problem in 3.0.4.