Fix: Correct <div> tag handling in rtl_ltr_linter.py

[prem-2006]

The lint_file() function previously stopped processing a line after detecting an opening or closing

tag due to 'continue' statements. This caused issues when a single line contained both

and

tags (e.g.,

Some Text

), resulting in an unbalanced block_context_stack.

This fix removes those 'continue' statements and allows both the opening and closing

tags to be processed within the same line. As a result, the RTL/LTR block context remains consistent and the linter no longer produces false positives or misses issues in subsequent lines.

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