Describe the bug
Formatting tags are removed after running minimotd reload

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Open config/MiniMOTD/main.conf
2. icon-enabled: false
3. motd-enabled: true
4. Create a single motd entry.
5. Write minimessage-style formatted text for motd lines 1 and 2
6. Save and close the config file.
7. Run /minimotd reload on the server
8. Re-open the config file.

Expected behavior
I expect my formatting to persist across reloads.

Server Software and Version:

• Vendor: Fabric
• Minecraft Version: 1.16.5

Additional context
N/A

Are there any errors in the console? Could you share the main.conf file (via something like https://paste.gg/) that doesn't save properly?

Wow, thanks for the quick reply!

The console doesn't seem to throw any errors:

[MiniMOTD] Reloading MiniMOTD...[MiniMOTD] Done reloading MiniMOTD

Here's my main.conf before:
https://paste.gg/p/anonymous/28ea85b60c0942cc9aff6f21ceeb4455
and after:
https://paste.gg/p/anonymous/8a8beba5d57741afbcf35a6673d02c28

Hmm, to be honest I have no idea what could cause the config to become modified like that... I tested adding the motd you provided to my config, and also tried with it as the only motd in the config

    {
        icon="random"
        line1="<white><b>Foo</white>   \u23d0   </b><red><underlined>Bar</underlined></red>"
        line2="<light_purple>Baz</light_purple>"
    }

and for me, it loaded and saved properly, resulting in this motd

For me to fix this I need to be able to reproduce it or understand what's causing it, but I don't remove formatting from text in this way anywhere in the mod, so I'm pretty confused.
Could you provide a list of other mods you are using, as well as information about your java install and OS? Theres a chance replicating your setup could help me reproduce this issue.

Sorry to have wasted your time, I was using a cloud-based server hosting interface (due to them having a lack of ssh access). It seems the website was trying to parse the formatting tags as HTML tags and just removed them every time I opened the file with their interface.