feat: Add annotation option to wrap output in <semantics> tags#801
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feat: Add annotation option to wrap output in <semantics> tags#801
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When enabled, the MathML output is wrapped in `<semantics>` with an `<annotation encoding="application/x-tex">` child containing the original LaTeX source. This is useful for accessibility and round-tripping LaTeX from MathML. The option defaults to `false` and is available across all interfaces: Rust, Python, WASM, and CLI (via config file).
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When enabled, the MathML output is wrapped in
<semantics>with an<annotation encoding="application/x-tex">child containing the original LaTeX source. This is useful for accessibility and round-tripping LaTeX from MathML.The option defaults to
falseand is available across all interfaces: Rust, Python, WASM, and CLI (via config file).closes #509