fix: keep inline code as a code element in Typst output - #65
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A Typst document with inline code and no code block failed to compile, because Pandoc had nothing left to highlight and wrote no token definitions for the tokens the inline pass had already written. The filter now builds the definitions from the document's own highlight method and writes them once.
The inline pass rendered each Code element to Typst itself and put the result in a raw inline. Pandoc then had nothing to highlight, so it wrote no token definitions. The pass now wraps the element in place. Pandoc highlights it, writes the definitions, and the inline output is unchanged.
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A Typst document with inline backtick code and no code block failed to compile, with
error: unknown variable: NormalTok.The inline pass rendered each
Codeelement to Typst itself and put the result in a raw inline. Pandoc was then left with nothing to highlight, so it wrote no#let NormalTok(s) = ...definitions, and the token calls in the body had nothing to resolve against. A code block in the same document hid the problem, because the block made Pandoc write the definitions.The pass now wraps the element in place, between the raw inline that opens the box and the one that closes it. Pandoc highlights the element, writes the definitions and escapes the text itself.
pandoc.writeonce per inline code span no longer.tests/fixtures/inline-code-only.qmdcovers the document that failed, andtests/fixtures/inline-code-no-theme.qmdcovers the box used when the theme gives no background colour.