Fringe cases with lists and html

[fenugeek]

I love this add-on! I'm finding a few inconsistencies in the list handing still, though.
A few edge-cases I've found with lists still not nesting/behaving quite right in html. All three cases here were found when converting real docs.

First case (two lists next to each other, eg list one is numbered, list 2 is bullet points))
1. List 1 item 1
* list 2 item 1
Generates to the below (misses the fact it's a second list)
<ol>
<li>List 1 item 1
<li>List 2 item 1

Second case (a blank line between two lists):
1. List 1 item 1

* list 2 item 1
Generates to the below (indents it up another level; doesn't ever close the </ol>)
<ol>
<li>List 1 item 1
<ul>
<li>List 2 item 1

Third case (indented trailing text after the list; </li> should be before the text, not after it)
1. List 1 item 1
Indented text
Generates to the below. The example isn't clear in the markup, but 'indented text' is indented by whitespace, or the margin is different - anything other than being up against the left hand margin.
<ol>
<li>List 1 item 1
<p>Indented text</p>
</li>
</ol>

Thanks for this awesome add-on!

[michael-ts]

I just want to add on to this that plain idention doesn't appear to work, either.

Example: this is what it looks like in Google Docs:

This is the rendered HTML:

<p>
Indention Test.  The next line is indented one stop.
</p>
<p>

    This is the intented text
</p>
<p>
Back to not indented
</p>

It appears that it's trying to render the indent with a bunch of extra space - obviously this won't work in HTML as all the extra space will be ignored.