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Render equations using KaTeX #37

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@tkf tkf commented Oct 12, 2019

With this PR, equations in markdown (and possibly other HTML-based outputs) are rendered using KaTeX.

For example, here is an output of electrondisplay(@doc QRPivoted):

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Display maths are not super great but it's much nicer than reading raw LaTeX.

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@davidanthoff davidanthoff merged commit fc52bfb into queryverse:master Oct 12, 2019
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Great! You're on a roll :)

@tkf tkf deleted the katex branch October 12, 2019 17:24
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