* Add FindRelatedProducts action to Install buttons
* Disabled the preliminary FindRelatedProducts until the install mode is set
Previously, registry records of previous versions were not being removed.
Closes#11825.
This ensures that setting `lang` will affect the whole document.
Previously, setting `lang` to `he` was not sufficient to make
the document RTL.
See #11301.
Make `--bash-completion` an alias of `--completion=bash`.
Reorganize option parsing code using a new data structure OptionSpec,
which can encode the type of completion needed by each option.
Add new unexported module Text.Pandoc.Completion.
Unexported module Text.Pandoc.CommandLineOptions: export OptionSpec.
Closes#8542.
See 185c29b4b2 which claims that
`block` can occur in inline contexts. I can no longer confirm
this and suspect that it may have been an unintended behavior
of earlier versions of typst, now fixed.
Closes#11814.
* epub.css: add optional dark-mode (light-dark) support
The default EPUB stylesheet hardcodes a single dark text color
(#1a1a1a) on top of the reading system's own background. This wraps
that color — and the <hr> rule and table borders that use it — with
CSS light-dark(), so readers supporting `color-scheme` get an
inverted dark theme.
Each light-dark() declaration is preceded by a plain #1a1a1a
fallback, so readers that do not support light-dark() simply drop
the new declaration and keep the unchanged original appearance
(graceful degradation). No change to pandoc's conversion logic.
Align dark-mode values with bundled breezedark palette
If this attribute is set, the writer will output a label.
(This overrides labels based on identifiers, when identifiers
are present.)
Note that labels in typst need not be unique and may be used to
style elements using show rules. For example, one can attach
an `excerpt` label to all Divs that are excerpts, and style this
using a show rule like `#show <excerpt>: set text(blue)`.
See discussion at #11794.
This reverts commit 49853607e6.
The option `-wasm-use-legacy-eh=false` does not seem to be
recognized in the version of the compiler we are now using.
Reopens#11787.
John MacFarlane