[Sync to prerelease] docs(markdown-basics.qmd): add display math requirement#2118
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Sync of #1651 to
prerelease.Original PR
docs(markdown-basics.qmd): add display math requirement
This pull request adds a note to the Markdown authoring documentation to clarify the rules for display math delimiters.
This is an important requirement that I think should be clearly stated as it is on Pandoc.
https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#extension-tex_math_dollars
Documentation update:
docs/authoring/markdown-basics.qmd: Added a callout note explaining that there should be no blank lines between the opening and closing$delimiters in display math.