HAST Utility to Reparse Raw HTML Nodes

This package, `hast-util-raw`, provides a utility for re-parsing HAST (Hypertext Abstract Syntax Tree) documents, specifically targeting 'raw' nodes which contain unprocessed HTML strings. Leveraging the `parse5` HTML parser, it transforms these raw HTML strings into a proper HAST syntax tree, crucial for applications that require a fully-formed, inspectable, and transformable tree rather than mere HTML serialization. This is particularly vital when working with markdown that includes embedded HTML (often enabled via `allowDangerousHtml: true` in converters like `mdast-util-to-hast`), where the initial conversion preserves the HTML as raw strings. The utility ensures that all original data and positional information from the source HTML are meticulously retained during the reparsing process. Currently in stable version 9.1.0, the library maintains an active release cadence, frequently delivering bug fixes and minor features, with major versions introducing breaking changes, often related to Node.js version support or API enhancements. Its core differentiator lies in enabling robust processing of mixed markdown/HTML content by integrating raw HTML into the HAST ecosystem as manipulable nodes, supporting various output formats beyond simple HTML, such as React or MDX.