Describe the bug
According to the language specification QLDoc uses CommonMark, which supports raw HTML.

It appears that the VSCode extension supports HTML entity references (e.g. *), and for some HTML elements simply shows their content without any special formatting (e.g. <b>bold</b>).

However, <code> elements are apparently completely omitted, not even their content is shown:

My use case is that I would like to write /** ... */ (a Javadoc comment) in a QLDoc, however */ is recognized as end of the QLDoc. Therefore the only workaround might be to use <code>/** ... &ast;/</code>.
But this is not super important, I could probably also just omit */ from my QLDoc comment.

To Reproduce

1. In a query file write the following QLDoc comment or add it to an existing element

   /**
    * Test <code>code</code> &ast;/ <b>bold</b> <i>italic</i>
    */
   

2. Hover over the QLDoc
   ❌ The text "code" is completely missing from the shown rendered QLDoc

Expected behavior

• At least the content of the <code> element should be shown in the rendered QLDoc (similar to how it is the case for <b>)
• Or ideally the content of the <code> element is shown and formatted as code

Additional context
The LGTM Query Console seems to support <code> and even formats the text as code in the preview when hovering over a documented element: