ByeTex v0.6.29 — beamer presentation fidelity

A beamer-fidelity release (everything since v0.6.6), driven by a vision-based visual grader scoring each converted deck against its LaTeX truth render. The metropolis demo deck went from 11 pages (raw-LaTeX leaks, orange theme) to 15 pages — matching the truth exactly — with the deck's real teal accent.

Highlights

• Beamer slide structure — metropolis \sections now render their section-divider slides, \begin{frame}[standout] becomes a touying #focus-slide (dark focus slide), and a titleless \begin{frame} is its own slide instead of merging onto the previous one.
• Beamer theme colour — a deck's accent set via \setbeamercolor{alerted text} (or structure) now drives touying's primary (progress bar / section rule / \alert), resolved even through an \inputed colour file.
• Raw-LaTeX leaks fixed — \usetheme[opts]{name}, \institute[short]{…} + \inst{N} markers, the \color{name} switch form, and nested \texttt{\textit{…}} no longer leak source text onto slides; \begin{verbatim} renders as a #raw block instead of being dropped; the beamer \appendix heading no longer shows a degenerate -.1.
• Corpus — four presentation decks added (three metropolis + one Madrid/default theme), each truth-rendered, measured, and gated in the fidelity baseline.

Eleven visual-grader findings fixed in total; corpus fidelity 0.827 → 0.834.

Install

Download the asset for your platform below, extract, and put byetex on your PATH. Verify against SHA256SUMS.

See the CHANGELOG for the full per-version detail (0.6.7–0.6.29).

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