Implement DOCX to Markdown conversion functionality with pypandoc #107
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I created a solution for converting documents between DOCX and Markdown formats using pypandoc. I implemented this in a Jupyter notebook that defines two main functions: docx_to_markdown() and markdown_to_docx(). To test the functionality, I added a sample DOCX file with various formatting elements like bullet points and text styles. I also updated the requirements.txt to include the necessary dependencies python-docx and pypandoc. The notebook is ready to convert the test.docx file to test.md, though there's a visible import error in the notebook that would be resolved once the dependencies are installed.
document_conversion.ipynb Created a Jupyter notebook with functions to convert between DOCX and Markdown formats
test.docx Added a test document with basic formatting to demonstrate the conversion functionality
requirements.txt Updated dependencies to include python-docx and pypandoc packages
closes #106