Add Fig_name to Fig_height mapping
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fig_name&fig_height. (fig_height_book1.md, fig_height_book2.md).latexify()) of the figure given in latex source code, so there are fewer chances of compressing the image (e.g. 3in figure to 1.5in)TexSoupis not able to read 48.texfiles from total of 607 tex files. I kept a list of these files ininternal/fig_height/tex_defective.txtLater we can handle these files using pure regex scrapping.I'll link these
.mdfile to dashboard #739 once this PR gets merged.Issue
Task 8 of #862