feat: add raw HTML math rendering plugin to Streamdown#464
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Summary
Fix LaTeX formulas appearing as raw source inside visual HTML/card layouts.
Math inside raw HTML was not processed by
remark-mathbecause raw HTML is parsed later in the rendering pipeline. Add a focused rehype preprocessor that converts$...$and$$...$$within raw HTML text into KaTeX-compatible nodes beforerehype-rawruns.Code, preformatted content, scripts, styles, and textareas are excluded. Generated nodes continue through the existing HTML sanitization pipeline.
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Affected areas
Verification
cd frontend && pnpm lintcd frontend && pnpm exec tsc --noEmitgit diff --check\mathbb,\frac,\nabla, and(P,Q)produce KaTeX output without raw dollar-delimited source.Screenshots, API examples, or logs
Verified with the reported patterns:
All formulas are rendered by KaTeX instead of being displayed as raw LaTeX.
Configuration, migration, and compatibility notes
No configuration, API, database, deployment, or migration changes.
Existing raw HTML sanitization remains enabled. The new preprocessing step only creates
language-mathnodes already supported by the current KaTeX renderer.Documentation
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.pycfiles,.envfiles, and local storage data are not committed.