Write compatibility layer for unit expressions #181
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Replacing the entire unit conversion code takes time. The aim of this PR is to write a compatibility layer that uses the new parsing system for analysis of unit expressions. We can use this to quickly validate student input (and teacher input in the edit form) and do proper MathJax rendering in quizzes.
The code will convert the input into a string that can be passed to the legacy unit conversion code, allowing to keep the old system in place for a while.