I'm experimenting with using pandoc to generate customized documentation 
based on a yaml data stream and a custom template.

I have the following inputs:

test.yaml
------------

---
example: |
  foo@bar {
          baz = <11>;
  };
...


test.template
-----------------

$if(example)$
# Example
$endif$
$for(example)$
```
$example$
```
$endfor$


command line
-------------------

$ pandoc test.yaml --from markdown+yaml_metadata_block --template 
test.template -s -o test.md


test.md
----------

# Example
```
foo@bar { baz = \<11\>; };
```


I see that the markdown support drops the newlines and whitespace in my 
yaml string. It also escapes
other characters since it doesn't realize this is something I want 
preserved.

Is there some way to convince pandoc's markdown reader/writer to yield 
output like the following?

```
  foo@bar {
          baz = <11>;
  };
```

Thanks,
Matt

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