When pandoc has an error, the output from pandoc gets put into the Runtime-Exception as bytes (directly from stderr).
For me this results in the whole error-message from pandoc being in one line (even though it should have linebreaks). Especially when using "--verbose" this gets very unreadable.
I've checked and by encoding stderr in the same way as stdout in https://github.com/NicklasTegner/pypandoc/blob/master/pypandoc/__init__.py line 322 (_convert_input, towards the end), this error is fixed.
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