Fix intent detection for limits and norms - #840
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This commit improves intent recognition for several TeX-derived patterns: it ignores the invisible function-application character when matching limit expressions, treats TeX's gathered environments as lines, and recognizes subscripted norms from TeX4ht and canonicalized MathML shapes. These fixes keep speech and navigation output consistent for common display math cases.
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This commit improves intent recognition for several TeX-derived patterns: it ignores the invisible function-application character when matching limit expressions, treats TeX's gathered environments as lines, and recognizes subscripted norms from TeX4ht and canonicalized MathML shapes. These fixes keep speech and navigation output consistent for common display math cases.