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Align Telegram Bot plugin's markdown rendering with the Telegram plugin for consistent code block display.
The Telegram Bot plugin previously used
sanitize_text()which flattened newlines, causing fenced code blocks to render incorrectly. This PR switches it to useMessageFormatter.format_response()andparse_mode="Markdown"to match the Telegram plugin's behavior, ensuring proper markdown and code block rendering.