Remove all of the default autoOperatorNames. #37
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None of these are generally valid for answers in PG problem and having them conflicts with units and string answers. So now there are no autoOperatorNames set by default (same as autoCommands). They can still be added if desired, and will continue to function as before if added. The LaTeX commands are now created from the `BuiltInOpNames` constant instead of constructing a new `Options` object and getting the default `autoOperatorNames` from there. That should never have been done that way anyway, and was a hack that goes back to the upstream MathQuill code. This addresses openwebwork/webwork2#2203 and openwebwork/webwork2#2681.
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…OperatorNames`. See openwebwork/mathquill#37. All default `autoOperatorNames` are removed to address openwebwork/webwork2#2203 and openwebwork/webwork2#2681. Any of those operators can be added back if desired, but having them by default continues to cause issues with typing other things.
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…OperatorNames`. See openwebwork/mathquill#37. All default `autoOperatorNames` are removed to address openwebwork/webwork2#2203 and openwebwork/webwork2#2681. Any of those operators can be added back if desired, but having them by default continues to cause issues with typing other things.
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…OperatorNames`. See openwebwork/mathquill#37. All default `autoOperatorNames` are removed to address openwebwork/webwork2#2203 and openwebwork/webwork2#2681. Any of those operators can be added back if desired, but having them by default continues to cause issues with typing other things.
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None of these are generally valid for answers in PG problem and having them conflicts with units and string answers. So now there are no autoOperatorNames set by default (same as autoCommands). They can still be added if desired, and will continue to function as before if added.
The LaTeX commands are now created from the
BuiltInOpNamesconstant instead of constructing a newOptionsobject and getting the defaultautoOperatorNamesfrom there. That should never have been done that way anyway, and was a hack that goes back to the upstream MathQuill code.This addresses openwebwork/webwork2#2203 and openwebwork/webwork2#2681.