Added support for pages without titles specified in mkdocs.yml #20
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Allow mkdocs-pandoc to support structured pages. For example, the following pages structure
```yaml
pages:
- Section 1: section-1.md
- Section 2:
- Section 2.1: section-2/section-2-1.md
- Section 2.2: section-2/section-2-2.md
```
will become
> # Section 1
>
> section-1.md content ...
>
> # Section 2
>
> # Section 2.1
>
> section-2/section-2-1.md content
>
> # Section 2.2
>
> section-2/section-2-2.md content
…ring Feature/remove chapter numbering
Remove extra added header # symbol
Allow mkdocs-pandoc to support structured pages
Added a filter to convert mathematical expressions
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Sorry, looks like I've messed up a bit with this PR, and it actually also includes changes from:
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MkDocs accepts the site structure without explicit page titles, with just filenames, as in:
MkDocs will then infer the page title from the filename using
mkdocs.utils.filename_to_title(page). This PR adds support for the same handling into mkdocs2pandoc.