* Add option to allow embedding YouTube videos with Obsidian Markdown syntax
* Update Obsidian compatability doc page
* Switch to converting YT links as an html plugin
* Added doc example to explorer sortFn
* Prettier fixed formatting
* Let Prettier fix the formatting of the entire markdown file
* Updated example
* Added extra commentary and fixed example
* Update docs/features/explorer.md
* doc fixes
* docs: remove leftover TODO
* docs: move example to `advanced`
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* add .gitlab-ci.yml
* move GitLab CI to hosting.md
* remove extra folder name
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* remove test from gitlab instructions
* run prettier
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* Add note about fast-glob
* Add warning about non-markdown files
Also added a glob pattern to filter out all non-markdown files outside of a specified folder.
* run npm format
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ox-hugo currently supports the following syntax for latex equations:
- https://orgmode.org/manual/LaTeX-fragments.html
- https://ox-hugo.scripter.co/doc/equations
This syntax is supported by mathjax as is mentioned in the ox-hugo documentation.
But quartz uses remark-math which has some issues with the \( \) syntax.
See https://github.com/remarkjs/remark-math/issues/39
This change adds few more transformations to the OxHugoFlavouredMarkdown
plugin, which makes a best effort conversion of this syntax into what
the Quartz Latex transformer plugin supports.
With these changes, the generated files show latex formatting with
default quartz configuration.
Sidenote on `\_` escape by ox-hugo:
ox-hugo escapes, _ using \_, we match against it after we transform
equations into what quartz supports($$ and $).
This could be achieved using lookaround like regex as follows
```js
(?<=(\$|\$\$)[\s\S]*) -> Positive lookbehind for $ or $$
\\_ -> Matches \_
(?=[\s\S]*(?:\1)) Positive lookahead for $ or $$ if matched
const escapedUnderscoreRegex = new RegExp(/(?<=(\$|\$\$)[\s\S]*)\\_(?=[\s\S]*(?:\1))/, "g")
````
But since lookahead/behind can slow things down on large files, we just
look up all equations with $ and $$ delimiters and then try replacing \_
