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fix(math): respect explicit native mathml inline display - #419
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Closing to keep the review queue small: on six real arXiv HTML papers (~10k formulas) this change makes no difference to the extracted HTML or Markdown. Happy to reopen if a real page needs it. |
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Fixes #417
A native
<math display="inline">could still be promoted to block math by layout heuristics. An explicitdisplay="inline"on<math>is now respected.