chore(parser): bug report

if the first item on a line is a inline code element, the rest of the line is detected as a paragraph, but excluding the code element at the beginning:

```markdown
`fleck` is perfect
```

Should produce:

```html
<p><code>fleck</code> is perfect</p>
```

But it produces:

```html
<code>fleck</code>
<p>is perfect</p>
```

A possible fix could be to move the inline code parsing from the parser.Parser.code() function to the parser.Parser.paragraph() function, due to the fact, that inline code elements should only exists in paragraphs, not on their own

parser/parser.go

@@ -344,10 +344,11 @@ func (p *Parser) emphasis() Tag {
 // parses code blocks and inline code elements
 func (p *Parser) code(quoteContext bool) Tag {
 	// FIXED: inline code elements containing dashes (-) are not parsed correctly
+	// BUG: if the first item on a line is a inline code element, the rest of the line is detected as a paragraph, but excluding the code element at the beginning
 	// BUG: if no language or type is specified the parser assumes the next line to be the content
 	p.advance()
 	if p.check(scanner.BACKTICK) {
-		// codeblock:
+		// code block:
 		p.advance()
 		if !p.check(scanner.BACKTICK) {
 			return CodeInline{