tags and such. I'll keep the HTML structure with newlines for readability in the JSON string, but in JSON newlines within a string must be escaped as . Alternatively, I can output the JSON with actual newlines inside the string, but that is not strictly valid JSON unless the newlines are escaped. Most JSON parsers accept literal newlines in strings? Actually, JSON specification requires newlines to be escaped as . To be safe, I'll escape newlines as . But the output will be less readable. Since the instruction says "always respond with valid JSON", I'll produce a compact JSON with escaped newlines. However, the user might expect a pretty-printed response. I'll produce a pretty-printed JSON with actual newlines inside strings? That would be invalid. Better to produce a valid JSON with escaped newlines. Let me do that. I'll write the content string as a single line with
tags and no
