Essence of Calculus Chapter 1

[kurtbruns]

I'm opening this pull request to test Netlify's comment feature and roundtrip the markdownification process. There might be a couple more iterations to do on this lesson.

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[kurtbruns]

When writing a question, I think it might make sense to have full markdown support for the question. @3b1b any thoughts on this?

This would make authoring the question a little backwards, but the benefit would be that you could add footnotes, links and images in the question.

Before:

{{<question
  question="What is the height of the rectangle whose left corner touches $r=0.3$? **Note:** This is the rectangle highlighted in the figure above."
  choice1="$6 \pi$"
  choice2="$\frac{3}{10} \pi$"
  choice3="$2 \pi$"
  choice4="$\frac{3}{5} \pi$"
  correct=4
>}}

After:

{{<question
  choice1="$6 \pi$"
  choice2="$\frac{3}{10} \pi$"
  choice3="$2 \pi$"
  choice4="$\frac{3}{5} \pi$"
  correct=4
>}}

What is the height of the rectangle whose left corner touches $r=0.3$? **Note:** This is the rectangle highlighted in the figure above.

{{</question>}}

Alternatively, you could pass the input to the question="..." parameter to the markdownify function.

Here is a screenshot of the example question:

[3b1b]

This makes a lot of sense to me. @vincerubinetti, would you agree?

[vincerubinetti]

That's fine with me. Though you may want to save the .Inner for the explanation per #60 . Whichever you think is going to be typically longer. Then use the markdownify on the other.