chore(deps): bump mathjax from 3.2.2 to 4.1.0 in /templates

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Bumps mathjax from 3.2.2 to 4.1.0.

Release notes

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MathJax v4.1.0

This release adds a number of new or improved features to MathJax, and fixes several issues in version 4.0.0. These are described in detail in the MathJax v4.1.0 release notes, but among the more important are:

• Changes to make v4.1 more compatible with older browsers (v4.0 used modern CSS and javascript functions that are not available in some older browsers).
• Support for a dark-mode color scheme.
• Movable and sizable dialog boxes (both via the mouse and by keyboard arrow keys).
• Ability to tab to hyperlinks within typeset expressions.
• More accurate highlighting of some expressions during exploration.
• Better handling of tactile Braille output devices in Windows.
• Better handling of speech for tables and tagged expressions.
• Better voicing of European-style open interval notation.
• Fixed arrows in mhchem that were swapped accidentally.
• More reliable data-latex attributes for TeX output.
• Better positioning of some accents (e.g., the vector arrow) in Safari and other WebKit-based browsers in CHTML output.
• Several new configuration options, e.g., to make font loading easier.
• Improvements to the build system to allow MathJax to be built in Windows power shell.

MathJax v4.0.0

This is the long-awaited 4.0.0 release of MathJax, which has been several years in the making. Among the many new features in this release are:

• Extended font support (11 new fonts)
• A new default font with much greater character coverage.
• Line-breaking support (for in-line as well as displayed equations)
• An updated expression explorer that is now on by default.
• Separation of speech generation into a webworker thread for better performance.
• Support for HTML embedded in TeX and MathML expressions.
• Availability as ES6 modules as well as CommonJS modules.
• New TeX extensions, including the begingroup extension from v2 (with more features), and several font-related extensions.
• Inclusion of the textmacros extension in all combined component files.
• Updated mathtools package to include the changes from 2022 and 2024.
• Improvements in the baseline alignment of text in CHTML output in WebKit-based browsers.
• Improved stretchy delimiters in CHTML output.
• More promise-based conversion and typesetting calls at the document level.

For many sites, the only change that will be needed to use v4 is to change the URL where you load MathJax to refer to version 4 rather than version 3, and to remove the /es5 directory from the URL. Most v3 configurations should still work with v4; but if you use the startup.ready() function to modify MathJax or create new TeX extensions, there may be some adjustments needed. One important change of note is that, since the number of TeX packages has grown, the all-packages extension and the "-full" components have been removed, so if you are using those, you will need to change to a component without the "-full" and either rely on the autoload extension to load the needed packages, or load them explicitly.

The MathJax documentation has been substantially updated for version 4, and now includes the missing or limited sections on using MathJax in node, including many examples and details. See the What's New in V4.0 section (more than 50 pages long) for much more information about the features described above, and in particular, check the Breaking Changes section for any changes that may affect your usage.

The MathJax web demos repository has been updated for v4.0, and reorganized for easier viewing. The demos now include a "Show Source" button that displays explanations and the important sections of the source code rather than using separate .md files, so there are fewer files to wade through, and you can compare the source code to the output more easily. There are also new examples in the documentation on using MathJax in a browser; most are listed in the Examples in a Browser section.

The MathJax node demos repository is being updated and reorganized as well, but work is still being done on that, as some of the documentation needs to be expanded (for now, you may need to read the comments in the code). The tools in this repository have been made more powerful and complete, and much of the functionality that is common across multiple tools have been moved to utility libraries that can be shared by several tools. That means the examples are no longer stand-alone files, but they are more complete in their ability to use the features of MathJax. For example, all the examples that produce CHTML or SVG output can select the font to use, or add speech labels, and so on, and because speech is now available in all those examples, there are no longer separate speech demos. The tools can now take several expressions at once to typeset, or take them from a file, or process a complete HTML page. This means there are no longer separate page-based tools, so the number of examples is reduced, but the functionality is expanded. The MathJax documentation now covers using MathJax in node application in more detail than for v3, with lots of examples; most of these are listed in the Examples in Node Applications section.

As always, you may report issues in the MathJax issue tracker for v4; this is a major update, and there are sure to be things that will need adjusting.

MathJax v4.0.0-rc.4

This is the release candidate release for version 4.0. The major new features for this version are:

• The speech generation has been moved to a webworker to improve performance.

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Commits

• 68ae462 Merge pull request #3479 from mathjax/develop
• b0c77ad Add note about MathJax-src repository to the README
• cffed02 Fix typo in readme
• dc93bc1 Update to v4.1.0
• 54891ff Merge pull request #3404 from mathjax/update/readme
• 87a3c30 Merge pull request #3403 from mathjax/update/readme
• 26a40ce Update the README for v4
• cfcb216 Merge pull request #3402 from mathjax/develop
• dd3d190 Merge branch 'master' into develop
• 5c2a3d1 Update to v4.0.0
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