Disable LaTex

[tom-on-the-internet]

styling.latex: false does not disable LaTeX parsing

Description

Setting "styling": { "latex": false } in docs.json does not prevent the LaTeX parser from processing $ characters. Content with two or more dollar signs on the same line is still interpreted as inline LaTeX.

Steps to reproduce

1. Set "styling": { "latex": false } in docs.json
   signs is parsed as LaTeX and rendered incorrectly

Expected behavior

With latex set to false, dollar signs should be treated as literal text. No LaTeX parsing should occur.

Actual behavior

The parser still treats $49 per month, with an enterprise tier at $199 as an inline math expression, producing broken output.

Workaround

Escaping each dollar sign with a backslash (\$13) works, but is impractical for content with frequent dollar amounts.

Environment

• Configuration: docs.json with "styling": { "latex": false }

[pqoqubbw]

hey, you can fix this by doing \$49 per month, with an enterprise tier at \$199

[tom-on-the-internet]

Yeah, that's true, but I'd like to be able to disable it entirely.

When writing docs with monetary values we never want to use LaTex.