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As you can see on the revision page which shows a live rendering of this question, this is fixed now. It's still visible in your question because the version displayed here is saved on submission; were you to edit the question now, the stray </li> would be gone from there as well.

If you're interested in some technical background on the problem, I gave a bit of explanation in Blockquotes in a list break blockquotes after the list.

As you can see on the revision page which shows a live rendering of this question, this is fixed now. It's still visible in your question because the version displayed here is saved on submission; were you to edit the question now, the stray </li> would be gone from there as well.

If you're interested in some technical background on the problem, I gave a bit of explanation in Blockquotes in a list break blockquotes after the list.

As you can see on the revision page which shows a live rendering of this question, this is fixed now. It's still visible in your question because the version displayed here is saved on submission; were you to edit the question now, the stray </li> would be gone from there as well.

If you're interested in some technical background on the problem, I gave a bit of explanation in Blockquotes in a list break blockquotes after the list.

As you can see on the revision page which shows a live rendering of this question, this is fixed now. It's still visible in your question because the version displayed here is saved on submission; were you to edit the question now, the stray </li> would be gone from there as well.

If you're interested in some technical background on the problem, I gave a bit of explanation in Blockquotes in a list break blockquotes after the list.