Paul-Elliot Anglès d'Auriac

The speaker view tries to maintain a synchronized presentation: the step number, but also a few other things like the drawings. However, not only it is easy to add state...

Just to trigger the CI... I don't have a mac to try locally... See #145.

This will allow to define in userland new window movements.

Example: ``` {#myid} paragraph1 {#myid} paragraph2 ```

Warning when `exec-at-unpause` non scripts

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Example: ``` {exec-at-unpause pause} Paragraph {#myid} # Hello! {pause exec-at-unpause=myid} ``` should raise two warnings.

Warn when referencing an id that is not present in the document Example: ``` {#some_id} blibli {pause up=some-iddddddddd} ``` Clearly, there is a typo :)

By markdown design, all files are valid syntax. However, we can do some analysis, and emit warnings on suspicious input!

It would be nice to have a proper website for slipshow: - Github repo is not suited for non-technical users - Read the Docs pages are for already convinced users...

Currently, blocks have english names (theorem, definitions, ...). It should be possible to set the language... Moreover, the docs/man page/... should be internationalized.

Manim is great for making visualization. It would be nice to add support for manim, at least in the CLI version.