Second Attempt: Add <veil>, an inline reveal/hide element for guided …#2886
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Hopefully, this is a clean merge. I tested it before the original PR, but didn't retest it. Perhaps you could take it for a spin, or I could later.
Summary
This PR introduces a new PreTeXt element, , to hide inline and block content until the "reveal" button is clicked. This version focuses more on the HTML side of the element and only offers minimal support for print.
HTML
LaTeX/Print
Testing
sample-article.ptxcontaining a comprehensive list of test samples.No schema or publisher-variable changes are included in this PR; those can follow in a subsequent change.