TextConverter.importToFlow() Vs TextFlowUtil.importFromString() which is better approach ?

Hi,
I am new to spark library. When i tried to use TextFlowUtil class for handling html text, i found it has some issues with handling some html tags like .
Can any one suggest while using html text with spark components, is it good approach to use TextConverter.importToFlow() instead TextFlowUtil.importFromString()?
Thanks in advance,,,,

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