They will be available in the upcoming release.
That's more complicated. The problem is within QTextDocument and not QTextEdit so it should be solved there - a class exporting QTextDocument to proper html would be needed as a general purpose solution. It's not that hard to implement - you can traverse nodes of the document easily and create output of your choice.An intelligent toHtml() method which isn't bloated as is that of QTextEdit
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