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refactor(core)!: Move registerCommand() out of global to classes
BREAKING CHANGE: The role of document commands has always been tightly scoped to classes. For example the *book* class has a `\footnote` command while *plain* does not—unless you manually load the package and setup the frames. In spite of this obvious functional scope, registering commands has been a global operation that stored them in a global registry. In order to allow SILE to be used more programmatically as a library with potentially more than one document and class being processed at at once, these need to be moved out of the global scope. This will also facilitate things like being able *unload* packages and revert to previous functionality for anything they over-rood on load. For now the functionality is shimmed, but code using the `SILE.registerCommand()` function should switch to the method of the same name on the current class, i.e. `class:registerCommand()`.
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