fix: handle non-string types in plain, bold, and italic functions #885
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This change makes it so that if objects are passed in as the
textargument, they are stringified and stripped before checking their "emptiness" (I chose to check truthiness, but equality to an empty string would work, too).This fixes a scenario I experienced where I passed an object in to
italic()that wasn'tNonebut also wasn't equal to''but where the stringified output of the object was an empty string'', which caused theitalic()function to output__.