Kyle Barron

Just reading through your issues 😄... In my experience typedoc has worked really well! Write docstrings in Rust, they're transpiled into `.d.ts` files automatically by `wasm-pack`, and then work basically...

I think the code looks fine but it depends on https://github.com/area/language-latex/pull/185. Otherwise the latex highlighting will be off.

> Given that we need to write \\[ in Markdown to generate \[ in HTML What flavor of Markdown are you using? By default Pandoc supports [only `$...$` for inline...

> How does pandoc process equations? If converting from markdown to HTML, it converts to the appropriate HTML and uses either MathJax or KaTeX. If converting to PDF/LaTeX, it converts...

I didn't take the time to see which of those were still used. It's probably easier to take a few minutes and include a good list in this PR.

Alternatively, similar to how we include all rules from HTML, we could include all rules from latex after the Markdown rules. But I'm guessing that would have more side effects

No I mean instead of writing them all ourselves, as long as the user has language-latex installed, we can just write ```cson {include: 'text.tex.latex'} ``` And all of the latex...

The trailing space is trivial to fix. With the current compiled grammar, i.e. for js: https://github.com/burodepeper/language-markdown/blob/de31dac4aea668fd472f41b0a9130deee474c1b6/grammars/language-markdown.json#L3106 The regex includes the group `(?=( |$|{))` after the language name, which forces a...

`r` without the trailing space always worked because the `grammars/repositories/flavors/rmarkdown.cson` file didn't require a space after `{r}` and that file was included before the general code.

My main motivations for this change are that I often have sections of LaTeX, especially tables, within a Markdown document that I then use Pandoc to convert to PDF. The...