Dense pandoc-style TeX is not parsed about ltex-ls HOT 3 CLOSED

LT_EX is not Pandoc, nor it is claiming to support all Pandoc extensions. Converting to feature request.

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It's quite complicated. LT_EX LS uses flexmark-java, which requires that all block nodes (such as source code with ``` delimiters, or the custom display math blocks with $$ delimiters) are on their own lines. This means that

$$do not check me$$

should not have been parsed as display math by LT_EX LS, as the $$ are not on their own lines. However, due to a bug, LT_EX LS ignored everything after the initial $$, so it parsed the example as follows:

[$$ | DISPLAY_MATH_START_DELIMITER][do not check me$$ | IGNORED]

[do not check me | DISPLAY_MATH_CONTENTS]

[$$ | DISPLAY_MATH_END_DELIMITER]
[do not check me | PARAGRAPH_TEXT]
[$$ | DISPLAY_MATH_START_DELIMITER]

Even when fixing this bug, it's not possible to parse the example like Pandoc does due to flexmark-java requiring the block delimiters are on their own lines. However, I implemented a workaround that parses the first display math block as inline math, which has a similar effect for our purposes:

[$ | INLINE_MATH_START_DELIMITER][$do not check me$ | INLINE_MATH_CONTENTS][$ | INLINE_MATH_END_DELIMITER]

[do not check me | PARAGRAPH_TEXT]

[$$ | DISPLAY_MATH_START_DELIMITER]
[do not check me | DISPLAY_MATH_CONTENTS]
[$$ | DISPLAY_MATH_END_DELIMITER]

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This issue is now fixed on develop. The fix will be included in the next release of LT_EX.

If you don't want to wait, you can try out the nightly pre-release tomorrow. Nightly pre-releases are published every morning at around 4am UTC.

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