Jupytercards

JupyterBook/sphinx has moved to MathJax 3.x, and the current version of JupyterBook has issues if you specify a MathJax path.

This version will work with the latest JupyterBook by calling MathJax.typeset() on the particular elements with math content.

(NOTE: math content on front of card was not tested yet -- may need a point update to handle that).

This is the first official release for JupyterCards on GitHub. New since the first 1.0 commit are:

* Card content can include LaTeX math between $$ or $$ $$
* Card content can now include HTML
* At end of deck, the Next icon will become a Reload icon to indicate to the user that they are restarting the deck

The basic functionality is now complete for my purposes, but I will continue to refine and extend it as time goes on. Let me know if there is anything in particular you want to see!

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