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title: "Nested List Wrapping Tests"
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## Deep Nesting with Long Lines
- Top level item with a very long description that needs wrapping to demonstrate how the formatter handles text that exceeds the line width limit at the outermost level.
- Second level nested item that also has a very long description which should be wrapped while maintaining the correct indentation relative to its parent item.
- Third level item with another long line that tests whether the hanging indentation works correctly even at deeper nesting levels.
- Fourth level with more text that is quite long and should wrap properly
- Back to second level with a long line that contains multiple sentences. The first sentence is quite lengthy. The second sentence adds more content. The third sentence ensures we test wrapping thoroughly.
- Another top level item
1. Nested ordered list with a very long description that should maintain proper indentation
2. Second ordered item at this level
- Bullet inside ordered list with a long description that needs wrapping
- Another bullet with even more text that goes on and on requiring the formatter to wrap it properly
3. Third ordered item returning to numbered format
## Task Lists with Deep Nesting
- [ ] Top level unchecked task with a very long description that should be wrapped while preserving the checkbox syntax and maintaining readability.
- [ ] Nested unchecked task that also has a long description requiring wrapping
- [x] Deeply nested completed task with text that is long enough to require wrapping at this indentation level
- [x] Back to second level completed task with a very long line that tests the formatter's ability to handle wrapped text in completed tasks.
- [x] Another top level completed task
## Roman Numerals with Wrapping
i. First Roman numeral item with a very long description that tests right-alignment and wrapping together
ii. Second item
iii. Third item with another long description that should wrap properly while maintaining the right-aligned Roman numeral formatting
iv. Fourth item with a moderately long description
v. Fifth item with the longest description of all which goes on and on and should definitely require wrapping to multiple lines