fix(math): Script 'math' is needed for the ssty feature to work properly #2224
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So that primes etc. use the correct glyphs. Libertinus Math v7.051 does not require it, but STIX Two Math 2.13 b171 and TeX Gyre Termes Math v1.543 do, for instance.
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Just for the show effect (double prime on the lowest denominator in the formula, "Laplace's method")
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So that primes etc. use the correct glyphs.
Libertinus Math v7.051 does not require it, but STIX Two Math 2.13 b171 and TeX Gyre Termes Math v1.543 do, for instance.
Closes #2223
Yay!
I long wanted to test TeX Gyre Termes Math, so gave it shot. I had the same problem as STIX Two Math, with ssty having no effect. Both were indeed fixed by enforcing the script to "math".
We could wonder why Libertinus Math respected ssty without the "math" script while other didn't, but heh. It doesn't complain either if the script is set, so I am gonna pass on that one.