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Remove default stretchiness of infix operators U+2044, U+2215, U+007C #23
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These are slashes and bars that make sense as non-stretchy too, with no clear default. However, non-stretchy is more consistent with similar symbols: U+2223 U+2225 U+2758 U+29F5 U+2AFB U+2AFD U+29F8 U+29F9 U+005C w3c/mathml#176
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These are slashes and bars that make sense as non-stretchy too, with
no clear default. However, non-stretchy is more consistent with similar
symbols:
U+2223
U+2225
U+2758
U+29F5
U+2AFB
U+2AFD
U+29F8
U+29F9
U+005C
w3c/mathml#176
PTAL. U+005C is a bit weird because it is an "infix fence". I guess it is stretchy in case people do bad usage and don't properly surround fenced expressions with an mrow ; but for the real infix case it makes sense for me to be non-stretchy by default, like that's the case for similar symbols.