Strip HTML tags from newscap notification messages #211
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A minor follow-up/improvement to #192: Qt5's
QMessageBoxwill correctly render HTML tags included in newscap messages but native desktop notification popup windows will not. In order to make the text in desktop notification popup windows render similarly to the text shown in QMessageBoxes, this PR replaces HTML<p>tags with newlines and strips other tags from newscap messages (using the python standard library'shtml.parser.HTMLParser), thereby preventing un-rendered HTML from showing up in desktop notifications.