Unexpected line height when using inline code formatting and indented bulleted lists

I'm seeing some strange behavior when attempting to render inline code (like `this`) in an indented bulleted list. Essentially, I'm getting some extra space between two bullets when (1) bullet *n* has inline code and (2) when bullet *n+1* is indented from bullet *n*.

**Input**:
**Rendered**:

I don't see this when:
- bullet *n* has inline code but bullet *n+1* is not indented;
- **Input**:
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- **Rendered**:
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- bullet *n* has no inline code but bullet *n+1* is indented; or
- **Input**:
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- **Rendered**:
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- bullet *n* has no inline code and bullet *n+1* not indented.
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- **Rendered**:
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Any recommendations on how to handle this would be greatly appreciated!

**Update**: I'm seeing this behavior in lists with a range of other formatting to bullet *n* when bullet *n+1* is indented (e.g., adding links, italicized font).

No source file or test is named. Reproduce the four list cases in a Jupyter Notebook Markdown cell, comparing inline formatting with indented and non-indented bullets; done means the extra vertical space is absent and the affected formatting combinations render consistently.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.