Use proper TeX class for mfenced with open and close delimiters#1434
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lgtm. Spacing works now consistently.
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This PR fixes a spacing difference between how
mfencedelements are displayed with and without enrichment. Themfencedshould get its default TeX class of INNER when it has both open and close delimiters, but otherwise should get the TeX class of the first element in themrowthat it gets replaced by. This would be the TeX class of either the openmo, or if there isn't one, the first child, or if themfencedis empty, the closingmo. If all three are empty, it will keep its INNER class (and in that case, themfencedis retained by SRE, so the spacing will be the same whether enriched or not).