Add blog post for split_on_linebreak option#71
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Adds a new Plurimath blog post documenting the split_on_linebreak option and how it enables consistent multi-line math rendering across output formats, with MathML/OMML examples and a format-support summary.
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- Introduces a new blog post explaining native vs extended line break support across math formats.
- Documents
split_on_linebreakbehavior for MathML and OMML with illustrative Ruby + XML examples. - Adds a summary table of line break syntax/support per format.
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This PR adds a blog post explaining the
split_on_linebreakoption introduced in plurimath/plurimath#191. The post covers which formats natively support line breaks (MathML, UnicodeMath, HTML) versus those extended by Plurimath (LaTeX, AsciiMath, OMML), demonstrates usage with verified code examples for both MathML and OMML output, and includes a summary table of format support.Closes #68