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As reported in the latest Rocket Validator report, post titles had
<p>tags inside<h1>tags, which is not allowed.As the post titles come from NimblePublisher they contain
<p>tags, so I added a quick helper to strip those p tags where needed.Maybe we should review if we instead want the post titles to be simple strings, without HTML tags.
Update: we need to keep tags in titles as long as we use code blocks in the titles, as in https://github.com/elixirschool/elixirschool/blob/main/posts/2019-02-06-til-send-after.md?plain=1#L6