DITA note types are inconsistently formatted when converted to Markdown

[michael-nok]

The oXygen XML Author 27.1 provides support for several note types, including (but not limited to): danger, caution, and notice.

When these DITA elements are converted to Markdown, they are not processed the same way the other note types, such as note, attention, important or warning.

Sample files: dita_notes.zip

1. Expected behavior:

   DITA content:

   <note type="note">note content.</note>
   <note type="important">note content.</note>
   

   Markdown

   **Note:** note content.
   **Important:** note content.
   

2. Incorrect behavior exhibited by note types set to danger or caution:

   DITA content:

   <note type="danger">Danger content.</note>
   <note type="caution">Caution content.</note>
   

   Markdown: Appears in uppercase, without bold, and content is separated by carriage returns.

   DANGER
   
   Danger content.
   
   CAUTION:
   
   Caution content.
   

3. DITA content with type=notice gets converted the same way as type=note, despite them being different.

   DITA content:

   <note type="notice">Notice content.</note>
   

   Markdown:

   **Note:** Notice content.