When BS prettifies html, it puts in a lot of line breaks - this is great for humans to read, but it actually changes the way that the HTML renders, specifically by adding space in between the end of a sentence and the footnote number:
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That origin story appears to have arisen from a 1971 sociology paper, “Patterns of Evaluation in Science: Institutionalization, Structure and Functions of the Referee System” by Harriet Zuckerman and Robert Merton.
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This is bad because it actually changes the markup from what pandoc intended. So we won't prettify the html.
When BS prettifies html, it puts in a lot of line breaks - this is great for humans to read, but it actually changes the way that the HTML renders, specifically by adding space in between the end of a sentence and the footnote number:
This is bad because it actually changes the markup from what pandoc intended. So we won't prettify the html.
Closes https://github.com/dSHARP-CMU/cmesh-dev/issues/295