Markdown List Parsing - list

Question

I am writing a markdown document with a lot of short lists with headings
This is a sentence describing a list:
- Hello
- World
This renders fine, but the space between the heading sentence and list makes the markdown disorganized, especially since my document has so many short lists. I'd like to do something like this:
This is a sentence describing a list:
- Hello
- World
so there is no space between the heading and list in markdown file. Unfortunately, markdown renders that as one big sentence ("This is a sentence describing a list: -hello -world") and not as a list. Is there a way to force a break at the end of the line to make markdown recognize the dashes as a list? A solution of this format
This is a sentence describing a list:[something like \newline]
- Hello
- World
would be perfect. I would like to do this in straight markdown, but for right now I have additional flexibility of Latex commands since I am embedding markdown within a Latex document (this package: https://ctan.math.washington.edu/tex-archive/macros/generic/markdown/markdown.pdf)

Answer 1

You can use fake bullet lists to achieve this. You can build them up using non-breaking spaces and a ⦁ (Z NOTATION SPOT) character.
This is a sentence describing a list:[space][space]
⦁ Hello[space][space]
⦁ World
Result:
This is a sentence describing a list:
   ⦁  Hello
   ⦁  World
For comparison, here's a real bullet list:
This is a sentence describing a list:
Hello
World