Script: all non-kindle epubs get epub.css#2841
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Fix for bug found while looking at #2836
epub-mmlorepub-speechdon't currently get CSSThis pull request updates the logic for selecting the CSS file used during EPUB generation in the
pretext/lib/pretext.pyscript. The main change ensures that theepub.cssstylesheet is used as the default for all math formats except "kindle", which continues to usekindle.css.EPUB CSS selection logic:
epub.cssis used for all math formats except "kindle", instead of only for "svg". This makes the EPUB styling more consistent across different math formats.