Add native rich Markdown rendering support to the LINQPad .Dump() method, which can parse Markdown-formatted text and render it with beautiful, styled display effects (similar to rendered HTML/rich text), instead of displaying raw plain-text Markdown syntax.

In 2026, AI chatbots (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Kimi etc.) are now the primary companion tool for .NET developers using LINQPad. A near-universal standard is that all AI responses are returned in Markdown format.
When we got these AI-generated Markdown responses (code blocks, formatted explanations, lists, bold/italic text, headings, links) from LINQPad we want to use the .Dump() method to display them — LINQPad only shows the raw Markdown source text with all the syntax symbols (#, **, *, ```, -, >).

This creates a very poor reading experience:
Hope to have a some cool dump effects for markdown texts.