Fix Typst spacing after escaped expressions#292
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Fix for #291. Some context:
The fix for #286 removed spacing after expressions whose Typst output began with an escape. This worked as intended for standalone escaped symbols (such as
"\("), but also affected compound expressions. For example:This output results in a Typst error:
error: unknown variable: nk. The desired output here would be$\)^n k$.This PR limits the space removal to standalone escapes and adds a regression test.
AI use disclosure: I work with LaTeX and Typst often, but only rarely with Haskell. Thus, this PR was written with assistance from Claude Fable 5. I could be missing something here.