[MlMt] Can't reply without HTML/Markdown spewage???

[Bill Cole]

I'm pretty sure this is new-ish behavior, since I know it has not always 
been this way, although I guess it might be something I changed at some 
point. I am running r6090 on El Capitan.

When I reply to a message that some non-ignorable fool (e.g. 
ZipRecruiter) has sent as HTML-only (i.e. 'Content-Type: text/html; 
charset="UTF-8"' at the top level...) I get a composer window where the 
quoted message has apparently been translated into Markdown.

This is NEVER, EVER, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, what I want. I want (and 
am pretty sure I got from MM at some point in the past...) is the body 
text resulting from the rendering of the original HTML, as quoted plain 
text. For example, the following (without line breaks and indenting) is 
the first paragraph from a message I got this morning, with 'found a 
job' and '"1-Click Apply"' being clickable links to the ludicrous result 
of their new experimental algorithm:

	Hi William,

	On behalf of the team at ZipRecruiter - welcome! We're experimenting 
with a
	new matching algorithm and the search engine found a job that might fit 
what
	you're looking for. Check out the description and hit "1-Click Apply" 
if you
	like what you see.

IMHO, this is what should show up in my reply:

> Hi William,
>
> On behalf of the team at ZipRecruiter - welcome! We're experimenting 
> with a new matching algorithm and the search engine found a job that 
> might fit what you're looking for. Check out the description and hit 
> "1-Click Apply" if you like what you see.

But instead I get this (from which I've elided insanely long URL 
query-strings):

> Hi William,
>
> On behalf of the team at ZipRecruiter - welcome! We're experimenting 
> with a new matching algorithm and the search engine [found a 
> job](<https://u2321971.ct.sendgrid.net/wf/click?{1823 random-ish 
> characters}>) that might fit what you're looking for. Check out the 
> description and hit ["1-Click 
> Apply"](<https://u2321971.ct.sendgrid.net/wf/click?{1794 random-ish 
> characters}>) if you like what you see.

This is ridiculously unreadable, and does not even reflect the original 
HTML, as the [text](<url>) structure is apparently a Markdown thing.

I don't want or need the original URLs in any reply. I don't want or 
need Markdown. I absolutely do not need or want a blob of "quoted" text 
which is neither the text I saw in the original nor the HTML of the 
original. I may be misremembering but I believe that MM used to do what 
I want it to do. How can I get that back?