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(textproc/R-rmarkdown) Updated 2.10 to 2.19

rmarkdown 2.19
================================================================================
- No longer use `xfun::isFALSE()` internally.

rmarkdown 2.18
================================================================================
- `rmarkdown::render()` argument `output_file` is now used for all
  output formats, if there is only one name for multiple output
  formats (thanks, @MaelAstruc, #2421).

- Custom output formats can provide a custom function to convert
  Markdown input to the desired output format now. To do so, define
  the output format via `output_format(pandoc =
  pandoc_options(convert_fun = function(...) {}))`. The default
  converting function is `pandoc_convert()` in this package. See the
  help page `?pandoc_options` for more details.

rmarkdown 2.17
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- `rmarkdown::render_site()` will now also look for `index.rmd` in
  addition to `index.Rmd` for custom site generator in YAML with
  `site:` (thanks, @kamalsacranie, #2409).

- Icons in tabset dropdown are now correctly shown, including when
  `self_contained: false` (thanks, @cpsievert, #1697).

rmarkdown 2.16
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- Pandoc 2.19 has deprecated the argument `--self-contained`. If you
  have installed Pandoc 2.19+, **rmarkdown** will use
  `--embed-resources --standalone` as recommended by Pandoc for output
  formats that use the option `self_contained = TRUE` (#2382).

- `pandoc_version()` returns a version number of the form
  `X.Y.Z.YYYY.MM.DD` for the nightly build of Pandoc now, where
  `YYYY.MM.DD` is its build date. Previously it would return
  `X.Y.Z.9999` to indicate the nightly version.

rmarkdown 2.15
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- Fix navbar issue with website when using Boostrap 5 with **bslib**
  (thanks, @guasi, #2379, @cpsievert, #2384).

- The `tufte_handout()` function inside **rmarkdown** is defunct
  now. Its codebase was moved to the **tufte** package in 2016, and
  this function was marked as deprecated in 2021. Please use
  `tufte::tufte_handout()` instead of
  `rmarkdown::tufte_handout()`. The latter will be removed eventually
  from this package.

- `github_document()` gains `math_method = "default"` and defaults to
  it. No special processing will be done to inline maths in `$` and
  block maths in `$$` as now [Github supports
  \ 
it](https://github.blog/changelog/2022-05-19-render-mathematical-expressions-in-markdown/)
  and will render using Mathjax (thanks, @kylebutts, #2361).

rmarkdown 2.14
================================================================================

- Improved highlighting theme `arrow` regarding accessibility.

- Fixed an issue with `site_generator()` detection of a site project
  (thanks, @bhattmaulik, #2344).

- Fixed an issue with Shiny prerendered documents and Pandoc not
  correctly rendering last Markdown paragraph in HTML (thanks,
  @gadenbuie, #2336).

- Fixed a bug that `site_generator()` fails to detect the root dir of
  the site and causes infinite recursion (thanks, @fisher-j, #2339).

- `html_vignette()` gains `code_folding` argument (thanks, @atusy, #2340).

- `html_document()` can opt-out `code_folding = "show"` or \ 
`"hide"`
  for individual code blocks by adding the `fold-none` class to the
  code blocks (thanks, @atusy, #2348).

- When using a development version of Pandoc, a `.9999` suffix is
  appended to version number so that `pandoc_available()` can
  correctly compared version with last release.

rmarkdown 2.13
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- Fix an issue with older R version and vignette building (#2324).

- Fix an issue with older R version and `preserve_yaml = TRUE` in
  `md_document()` (#2325).

- Long title in `ioslides_presentation` failed to work with Pandoc
  2.17.x (thanks, @Am386DX-40, #2327).

rmarkdown 2.12
================================================================================
- `html_document()` and `html_document_base()` gains the `math_method`
 argument to support [all the math rendering engines from
 Pandoc] (https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html #math rendering-in-html):
 "mathjax", "katex", "mathml", "webtex", \ 
and "gladtex". For backward
 compatibility, the `mathjax` argument still works and will take
 precedence over `math_method`, but we recommend using the new
 `math_method` argument instead of the `mathjax` argument, and the
 latter could be deprecated in the future.

  You can specify a math engine via `math_method` as an engine name, e.g.,

  ```yaml
  output:
    html_document:
      math_method: katex
  ```

  or provide both a name and a URL (for `mathjax`, `katex` and `webtex`):

  ```yaml
  output:
    html_document:
      math_method:
        engine: mathjax
        url: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/mathjax@3/es5/tex-chtml-full.js
  ```

  For `math_method = "katex"`, KaTeX CDN will be inserted in version
  0.15.2 by default (from jsdelivr). A custom URL toward another CDN
  can be passed as `url`.

  For `math_method = "webtex"`, it will default to inset SVG using
  `https://latex.codecogs.com/svg.image?`. Use
  `https://latex.codecogs.com/png.image?` for PNG. See
  https://latex.codecogs.com for supported options (dpi, background,
  ...).

  Most HTML output format using `html_document()` or
  `html_document_base()` as based format should benefit from this new
  feature.  See `?rmarkdown::html_document()` for details (thanks,
  @atusy, #1940).

- `github_document()` also gains the `math_method` argument set to
  `"webtex"` by default so that LaTeX equations can be rendered in the
  Github Markdown document as images. Previously, LaTeX equations were
  not rendered. Set `math_method = NULL` to deactivate.

- Added support for [**katex**](https://docs.ropensci.org/katex/) R
  package as a math engine with `math_method = "r-katex"` in HTML
  documents. This method offers server-side rendering of all the
  equations, which means no JS processing is needed in the browser as
  with usual KaTeX or MathJaX methods. (thanks, @jeroen, #2304).

- `anchor_sections` can now be easily customized using `style` or
  `depth` element for `anchor_sections`. For example:

  ```yaml
  output:
    html_document:
      anchor_sections:
        style: symbol # use symbol style ("hash", "symbol", \ 
"icon")
        depth: 2 # max depth to apply anchor on (default to max which is 6)
  ```

  Customizing using a CSS rule is still possible. Detailed explanation
  and examples have been added to the help page `?html_document`.

- Improved the highlighting mechanism in formats that supports `highlight` argument:

  * It is now possible to pass a custom theme file `.theme` in
    `highlight` argument for customizing the [syntax highlighting
    style used by
    Pandoc](https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#syntax-highlighting).

  * In addition to Pandoc's own supported themes, two more themes are
    bundled in the package: `highlight: arrow` a theme [optimized for
    accessibility and color contrast](https://www.a11yproject.com/)
    (thanks to @apreshill), and `highlight: rstudio` to mimic the
    RStudio editor theme.

  * For HTML output only, added optional
    [downlit](https://downlit.r-lib.org/) support in `html_document()`
    for R syntax highlighting and autolinking. Use `highlight_downlit
    = TRUE` to activate it (same argument as in **distill**). This
    features require the **downlit** package.

- Templates for `html_document()` and `ioslides_presentation()` gained
  a new CSS rule to display single line `<summary>` content inline
  (rstudio/rstudio#10589).

- `md_document()` gained a new `standalone` argument, which is `FALSE`
  by default unless `toc = TRUE`. This allows to output authors, date
  and other metadata per the Pandoc's template. Due to limitation in
  how Pandoc is handling metadata blocks in its extensions
  `yaml_metadata_block`, `preserve_yaml = TRUE` now deactivate any
  extension to let **rmarkdown** directly handle the keeping of YAML
  block - this means it does not set `standalone = TRUE` by
  default. Meanwhile, `github_document()` gained the `preserve_yaml`
  argument (thanks, @florisvdh, #2297).

- Added `available_templates()` to list all the templates from a
  specific package that can be used with `rmarkdown::draft()`.

- Following support in Pandoc 2.15, `powerpoint_presentation()` gained
  a `incremental` argument as other slide formats. As a reminder,
  setting `incremental = TRUE` will make lists to display
  incrementally. See more in [Pandoc's
  MANUAL](https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#incremental-lists).

- Added support for Pandoc's `dir` variable in HTML templates. This is
  the second [Language
  Variables](https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#language-variables) after
  `lang`.

- Added a global option `rmarkdown.html_dependency.header_attr`
  (`TRUE` by default). It can be set to `FALSE` to opt-out the HTML
  dependency `html_dependency_header_attrs()` in documents based on
  `html_document_base()` (thanks, @salim-b rstudio/bookdown#865,
  @maelle r-lib/downlit#1538).

- Rendering using `runtime: shiny_prerendered` or `runtime: shinyrmd`
  now natively supports custom templates. Previously since 2.8,
  developers had to add a special comment, `<!-- HEAD_CONTENT -->`,
  conditionally to `shiny-prerendered` variable. (See also NEWS from
  2.8 for the previous behavior). The new behavior inserts required
  special comment `<!-- HEAD_CONTENT -->` as a last element of
  `$header-includes$`. If templates rely on the old behavior and
  require some contents between `$header-includes$` and `<!--
  HEAD_CONTENT -->`, consider including them with `$header-includes$`
  (thanks, @atusy, @gadenbuie #2249).

- A shiny prerendered document with only a empty server context does
  not error anymore. Document will be rendered with a empty server
  function and `server.R` file will be ignored. To use `server.R`, no
  server context should be present in the Rmd document (thanks,
  @jcheng5, #2305).

- Fixed a regression with rendering `shiny_prerendered` document
  (thanks, @aronatkins, @gadenbuie, #2218).

- Fixed an issue in `beamer_presentation()` where `header-includes`
  would be overwritten by `includes = list(in_header =)` (thanks,
  @samcarter, #2294). Same fix as for `pdf_document()` (#1359).

- Fixed broken links to section headers when `number_sections = TRUE`
  is specified in `md_document` and `github_document` (thanks, @atusy,
  #2093).

- `draft()` now works with `devtools::load_all()` and **testthat**
  when used in other packages.

- Lua Filters: Added two more functions in `shared.lua` for other package to use:

  * Added `type()` function backward compatible following Pandoc 2.17 changes.
  * Added `print_debug()` for easier logging during debug.

- Add opt-in `tabset` option to the `html_vignette`. In contrast to
  the similar feature from `html_document`, this feature supports
  navigation from ToC and URL. Any custom formats can introduce this
  feature by using an exported function `html_dependency_tabset()`
  (thanks, @atusy, #2313).

rmarkdown 2.11
================================================================================
- Relative paths in parent directories in the `css` argument of
  `html_document()` were incorrectly normalized to absolute paths by
  #2095 in v2.8. Now relative paths in parent directories will no
  longer be converted to absolute paths (thanks, @daijiang,
  yihui/xaringan#331).

- It is possible to specify the version of jQuery via a global option
  now, e.g., `options(rmarkdown.jquery.version = 2)` (note that the
  default major version is `3`). This is mainly for advanced users and
  developers to test different versions of jQuery.

- `pandoc_citeproc_convert()` now handles correctly bib file
  containing specific UTF-8 characters on non default UTF-8 systems
  like Windows (thanks, @mitchelloharawild, #2195).

- Shiny prerendered documents are now pre-rendered in a child
  environment to avoid allowing the results of static code chunks to
  exist in the Shiny app environment (@gadenbuie, #2203).

- The previously unexported function `convert_ipynb()` is exported now
  (thanks, @acircleda).

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rmarkdown 2.8
================================================================================

- Fix a issue with Pandoc 2.5 and `latex-div.lua` - documents can now
  be rendered as expected without error (thanks, @davidwales, #2121).

- Fix an issue with styling and code folding button behavior when
  default is `code-folding: show`. The Button can now be correctly
  style according to state as `aria-expanded` attributes is correctly
  updated. Also, new classes has been added on the button to allow
  styling during transition: `btn-collapsing` and `btn-expanding` are
  respectively applied during transition Show to Hide and Hide to
  Show. (This follow [Bootstrap behavior for the collapsible
  block](https://getbootstrap.com/docs/3.4/javascript/#collapse))
  (thanks, @steveharoz, #2085).

- Fix an issue with `citation_package` having no effect when using
  `.md` file as input to `render()` with latex and PDF output formats
  (thanks, @andrewheiss, #2113).

- A new internal option `rmarkdown.knit.ext` has been added to control
  the extension of the intermediary knit output during a rendering. It
  defaults to `md` to produce `*.knit.md`. Only useful for very
  advanced usage (#2098).

- `render()` won't produce any `*.utf8.md` intermediary file
  anymore. This was a leftover from previous versions of
  **rmarkdown**. Since **knitr** 1.24 and **rmarkdown** 2.0, only
  UTF-8 input files are allowed. (#2098).

- Fix an `Invalid cross-device link` error when `tempdir()` is used
  for `intermediates_dir` in `render()` (thanks, @gorgitko, #2096).

- Fix a regression in HTML default template with floating toc
  incorrectly placed on small size window (thanks, @grimbough, #2071)

- Provided a `runtime: shiny` fix for output formats that pass a
  modified `bslib::bs_theme()` object to `html_document_base()`'s
  `theme` (thanks, @cpsievert, #2049).

- Rendering using `runtime: shiny_prerendered` or `runtime: shinyrmd`
  will now produce valid HTML by not inserting anymore the full
  document as body in the resulting shiny apps (thanks, @dakep,
  #1912). Header content usually containing html dependencies will be
  inserted in the HTML document at the end of the head before
  `</head>`, unless the rendered HTML contains `<!-- HEAD_CONTENT -->`
  special comment (see `htmltools::renderDocument()`). A new Pandoc
  variable is set in for shiny prerendered document to allow
  conditional insertion of such content in the the HTML template using
  `$if(shiny-prerendered)$`. This has been done in all HTML template
  in this package. Users of custom template should make this change to
  provide support for this runtime. See **rmarkdown** default template
  (`default.html`) for an example (#2064).

- Added `tectonic` as a supported LaTeX engine for generating PDF
  output (thanks, @dpryan79, #2078). You can specify to use this by
  adding `engine: "tectonic"` to your output format in YAML, such as
  `pdf_document`.

- When no `output_format` is provided in any way but an `output_file`
  is provided in `render()`, the default format will be determined
  based on the extension: `"pdf_document"` for `.pdf`, or
  `"word_document"` for `.docx`. Otherwise, it will be
  `"html_document"` as previous version (thanks, @pearsonca, #1569).

- Added a new global option `rmarkdown.render.message`. When set
  `FALSE`, `render()` will not output the message starting by `Output
  created: ` allowing RStudio IDE to open a preview of the
  document. This is useful for package developers that would need to
  emit there own output message for there custom format. See
  `?render_site` for more info on this special message (#2092).

- Internal changes regarding Lua filters. They have now an explicit
  Pandoc version minimal requirement: A filter will be skipped with a
  warning printed by the Lua filter if this requirement is not
  met. For now, all filters work for Pandoc 2.1 and above (thanks,
  @atusy, #2088). There is also now a new mechanism to have a share
  Lua filter script loadable by other Lua files: `render()` will set
  the `RMARKDOWN_LUA_SHARED` env var to the path of Lua filter
  `shared.lua` so that other filters can access functions defined in
  it using `dofile(os.getenv 'RMARKDOWN_LUA_SHARED')`. This is for
  internal usage only to avoid duplication (thanks, @tarleb, #2103).

- `html_document_base` gains a `css` argument, to which
  `html_document`'s `css` argument is now passed. This also fix an
  issue when `.sass` or `.scss` files are used with this `css`
  argument when `self_contained: FALSE`. Moreover, **sass** caching
  mechanism can now be used when passing `.sass` or `.scss` files to
  the `css` argument (thanks, @cpsievert, #2095).

- The `fig_crop` option of PDF document formats (such as
  `pdf_document` and `beamer_presentation`) supports the value
  `"auto"` now, which means `fig_crop = TRUE` when figure cropping
  tools `pdfcrop` and `ghostscript` are available.

- The default value of the `fig_crop` option of PDF output formats has
  been changed from `TRUE` to `"auto"` (#2077).

- `rmarkdown::tufte_handout` has been deprecated and will be removed
  in the future from this package. It has been moved to the **tufte**
  package since **rmarkdown** 0.9.5 (released on 2016-02-22). Please
  use `tufte::tufte_handout` instead.

rmarkdown 2.7
================================================================================

- `html_document` (and `html_document_base`)'s `theme` parameter now
  understands `bslib::bs_theme()` objects/arguments, meaning that one
  may opt-into Bootstrap 4 and more easily create custom themes. For
  examples, see <https://github.com/rstudio/rmarkdown/pull/1706>, and
  for context, see <https://rstudio.github.io/bslib/> (thanks,
  @cpsievert, #1706).

- Files with `.scss`/`.sass` extension (i.e., Sass files) provided to
  `html_document`'s `css` parameter are now compiled to CSS using the
  `{sass}` package. Also, if `theme` is a `{bslib}` object, these Sass
  files may utilize Sass code inside the `theme` (thanks, @cpsievert,
  #1706).

- Fix an issue with line numbering in code chunks when `.numberlines`
  with Pandoc's highlighting (thanks, @aosavi, #1876).

- Fix an issue with shiny runtime and `global.R` (thanks,
  @liaojiahui-r, rstudio/flexdashboard#298).

- Accept `latex="{options}"`, `latex=1`, or `latex=true` for Latex
  Divs.

- Add `output_format_filter` function to
  `default_site_generator()`. Enables custom site generators to
  customize or even entirely replace the output format right before
  rendering of each page.

- Automatically exclude **renv** directory for `render_site()`
  (thanks, @jmbuhr, #1996)

- Do not force `options(htmltools.preserve.raw = TRUE)` when this
  option has been set, otherwise it is impossible for other packages
  to turn this option off, e.g., yihui/xaringan#293.

- `knitr_options_pdf()` will now throw a warning when `fig_crop =
  TRUE` but is disabled because required tools `pdfcrop` and/or
  `ghostscript` are missing (thanks, @netique, #2016).

- Eliminated the unnecessary padding in code blocks in the
  `html_document` output with Bootstrap 4 themes (thanks, @atusy,
  #2019).

- `github_document()` will produce a working TOC even if some headers
  start with number (#2039).

- Fix an issue with `knit_print.data.frame`. The `...` arguments are
  no more passed to `print()` to avoid passing `knit_print()`
  arguments `options` and `encoding` to custom `print()` methods
  (#2047).

rmarkdown 2.6
================================================================================

- Encoding is correctly handled now in `html_vignette` when checking
  for identical title and vignette index entry (thanks, @py-b, #1978).

- `clean_site()` now default to `preview = TRUE` and will no more
  remove files without notice. This change will affect the "Clean All"
  button in the "Build" pane for website project. `clean_site(preview
  = FALSE)` must be run to effectively remove files (#1973).

- The intermediate `.tex` file is now correctly deleted if `keep_tex =
  FALSE` when the R Markdown document is not rendered from the working
  directory (thanks, @vqv, #1308).

- Fix a bug causing certain resources files to be deleted as
  intermediate files when `intermediates_dir` is the same as the input
  (thanks, @bellma-lilly, #1248).

- Fix issues with `anchor_sections = TRUE` and **learnr** (thanks,
  @gadenbuie, #1938).

- Enable use of `server.R` and `global.R` alongside `runtime:
  shinyrmd` documents.

- `pkg_file_lua()` now works with `devtools::load_all()` and
  **testthat** when used in other packages.

- Fix `pandoc_convert(citeproc = TRUE)` not supressing the `--natbib`
  or `--biblatex` options (thanks, @atusy, #1932).

- `pandoc-citeproc` is now activated if a `bibliography` field is
  defined in another YAML block instead of the first YAML block
  (thanks, @bwiernik, #1364).

- Specify that `htmltools::htmlPreserve()` should use the pandoc raw
  attribute rather than preservation tokens when pandoc >= v2.0. Note
  that this option will have the intended effect only for versions of
  htmltools >= 0.5.0.9003.

- `anchor_sections` in `html_documents()` now defaults to `FALSE`. It
  was introduced in previous version with a default to `TRUE`, but it
  is reverted now after hearing feedbacks from the community (thank
  you!). The `#` is still used as the character for the anchor but you
  can easily change that using CSS rules. Examples have been added to
  the help page `?html_document`.

- Using Pandoc's default for `--email-obfuscation` now. Previously, it
  was set to `none` explicitly, which is the default for Pandoc
  1.17.2+ anyway. Only users with a Pandoc version before 1.17.2 may
  see a change in the content of the html source file produced if the
  document contains email addresses. This change allows to pass the
  Pandoc's command line flag if you want to set it to another value
  (thanks,@seankross, #1969).

  ````yaml
  output:
    html_document:
      pandoc_args: ["--email-obfuscation", "javascript"]
  ````

  See [Pandoc's
  manual](https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#option--email-obfuscation)
  for the meaning of this option.

- Fix Fontawesome 5 icons in navbar by correctly handling new prefix
  as `fa` has been deprecated in favor of `fas` or `fab` (#1967)

rmarkdown 2.5
================================================================================

- Tables without header rows (wich can be possible in Pandoc's [simple
  table](https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#extension-simple_tables)) are
  now formatted correctly when using `html_document()` format (thanks,
  @fkohrt, #1893).

- `html_document()` gains the `anchor_sections` argument, which is
  `TRUE` by default, so that readers can get links to section headers
  easily---when you mouse over a section header, you will see a hash
  symbol `#` at the end of the header, which contains the anchor link
  to this header. You can click on this link and get the URL in the
  addres bar of your web browser, or right-click on it and copy the
  URL from the context menu. The hash symbol is defined by the CSS
  rule `a.anchor-section::before {content: '#';}`. You can customize
  it by overriding this rule (e.g., via the `css` argument of
  `html_document`) and use any other symbols or icons, e.g., `content:
  "\02AD8;"` (thanks, @atusy, #1884).

- `pkg_file_lua()` should have thrown an error if the expected Lua
  file does not exist.

- Provide `files_dir` and `intermediates_dir` as attributes on return
  from `render()` when `run_pandoc = FALSE`.

- Supports new Pandoc 2.11 `--citeproc` flags usage instead of
  `pandoc-citeproc` external filter. `pandoc_convert()` and
  `pandoc_citeproc_convert()` will now use the correct flags according
  to the Pandoc version used. The logic is exported in
  `pandoc_citeproc_args()`. See [Pandoc release
  note](https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/releases/tag/2.11) for more
  information about the new `citeproc` processing (#1916).

- Fixed the code highlighting when code block is hidden. Previous
  version introduced a regression where non default code highlighting
  was still shown when `code_folding` is activated and code block is
  hidden (thanks, @matthewcarlucci, #1921).

- The minimal required version for the **xfun** package (v0.15) has
  been specified for R Markdown Notebooks to work properly (thanks,
  @jmcphers, #1923).

- Fixed a bug in `convert_ipynb()` when the language is not specified
  in the `.ipynb` file (thanks, @acca3003, #1925).

- Introduce `runtime: shinyrmd` as a more user friendly alias for
  `runtime: shiny_prerendered`.

rmarkdown 2.4
================================================================================

- Lua filters handling has been improved internally with some
    - user-facing changes (#1899): New exported function
    - `pandoc_lua_filter_args()` to return the Pandoc command-line
    - argument to add a Lua filter.  New argument `lua_filters` in
    - `pandoc_options()` to pass the Lua filter paths to use with a
    - format. This allow output format authors to add filters for a
    - custom format using the `pandoc` argument of `output_format()`
    - and to get filters from a format using `fmt$pandoc$lua_filters`.
    - The Lua filters of an output format are now passed to Pandoc in
    - `render()`. By default, they are passed to Pandoc before any
    - other format-defined or user-defined Pandoc arguments (usually
    - via the `pandoc_args` option of an output format). This ensures
    - that filters of an output format are executed first. To change
    - the default, you need to deal with it in a custom format (i.e.,
    - modify the elements in `fmt$pandoc$lua_filters`, such as
    - reordering them).  New exported function `pkg_file_lua()` to get
    - the full system path of a Lua filter included in a package
    - source within the `inst/rmarkdown/lua` folder (thanks, @atusy,
    - #1903).

- Fixed the path separators for the `css` parameter in YAML
  frontmatter for HTML output files under Windows. Previously, forward
  slashes in `css` paths were converted to backslashes (thanks,
  @jonathan-g, #1862).

- Since **rmarkdown** 1.16, Pandoc's fenced `Div`'s are converted to
  LaTeX environments when the output format is LaTeX, e.g., `:::
  {.center data-latex=""}` is converted to `\begin{center}`. The
  attribute `data-latex` of the `Div` was mandatory, even if it is
  empty. In **rmarkdown** 2.2, we silently drop this requirement,
  which means `::: {.center}` is converted to `\begin{center}`. This
  turns out to be a bad idea, because users have no control over which
  Div's to be converted to LaTeX environments. Previously, they could
  opt-in by the `data-latex` attribute, but with **rmarkdown** 2.3,
  all Div's are converted to LaTeX environments
  unconditionally. What's more, this change led to bugs like
  https://stackoverflow.com/q/62340425/559676 and
  https://github.com/rstudio/bookdown/issues/883. Therefore the
  `data-latex` attribute became mandatory again in this version. If
  the LaTeX environment does not need arguments, you may use
  `data-latex=""`.

- The two Lua fitlers `pagebreak.lua` and `latex-div.lua` (introduced
  in **rmarkdown** 1.16) are also applied to the output format
  `beamer_presentation` now (thanks, @XiangyunHuang, #1815).

- When customizing formats with the `output_format` function,
  `pre_knit`, `opts_hooks`, and `knit_hooks` can now refer to
  `rmarkdown::metadata`. Previously, `rmarkdown::metadata` returned
  `list()` in these functions (thanks, @atusy, #1855).

- `rmarkdown::find_external_resources()` now discovers external
  template files. This in turn fixes the rendering issue of
  `html_document` with the `shiny` runtime and `intermediate_dir` set
  (thanks, @atusy, @cderv, #1865).

- Added the `number_sections` argument to following formats:
  `github_document`, `ioslides_presentation`, `md_document`,
  `odt_document`, `powerpoint_presentation`, `rtf_document`,
  `slidy_presentation`, `word_document`. These are powered by a Lua
  filter and requires Pandoc > 2.0. It will silently have no effect
  has before with previous pandoc version (thanks @atusy 1893).
  Pandoc >= 2.10.1 adds `--number-sections` for docx format, and thus
  `word_document` prefers the native feature to the Lua filter
  (thanks, @jooyoungseo, #1869).

- For the output format `pdf_document`, the option `fig_crop` will not
  be enabled unless both the programs `pdfcrop` and `ghostscript` are
  found (thanks, @dalupus, yihui/knitr#954).

- Fixed a bug that a chunk with a class `fold-hide` hides the rest of
  the chunks even the output format setting
  `html_document(code_folding = "show")` (thanks, @atusy, #1906).

- Updated documentation for `render()` to make it clearer how options
  are set for the `output_format` parameter (thanks, @jonathan-g,
  #1907 and rstudio/bookdown#930).

- Ported some CSS styles (e.g., underlines, small caps, and
  multi-column layouts) from the latest Pandoc's HTML template into
  **rmarkdown**s HTML templates (thanks, @atusy, #1878, #1908).

Log message:
(textproc/R-rmarkdown) Updated 2.1 to 2.3

rmarkdown 2.3
================================================================================

- Addressed an accessibility issue in highlighted code blocks of HTML
  output for screen reader users: screen readers no longer read out an
  unnecessary code line id values (thanks, @jooyoungseo and @atusy,
  #1833).

- Added `file_scope` option to output format definition. This enables
  handling of duplicate numeric footnote identifiers (e.g. across
  bookdown chapters) via the pandoc `--file-scope` option (#1837).

- Added the customizable `lang` atrribute to `ioslides_presentation`
  output (thanks, @jooyoungseo, #1841).

- Added `publish_site()` function for "one-button" publishing of R
  Markdown websites.

- When the `df_print` option is `kable` and the output format is not
  HTML, `<div class="kable-table">` is no longer added to the
  `kable()` output, because recent versions of Pandoc will convert the
  `div` to a LaTeX environment when the output format is LaTeX
  (thanks, Laurens, https://stackoverflow.com/q/62340425/559676).

- `html_vignette()` only warns against differences in the vignette
  title and the vignette index entry for R >= 3.6.0 (thanks, @krlmlr,
  #1832).

- `html_document()` can apply `code_folding` on any chunk engines if
  the `foldable` class is added to a source code block via the chunk
  options (`class.source` or `attr.source`). You may apply this
  feature to all the source code blocks, for example, by setting
  `knitr::opts_chunk$set(class.source = "foldable")` at the beginning
  of your document (thanks, @atusy, #1835).

rmarkdown 2.2
================================================================================

- Exported the internal function `find_pandoc()`, and also added two
  arguments, `dir` and `version`, so that users can provide a custom
  directory under which this function may find Pandoc, as well as an
  expected version of Pandoc to be found (thanks, @connorp, #1785).

- `pandoc_metadata_arg()` is a new Pandoc helper function to generate
  `--metadata` argument for Pandoc command line (thanks, @cderv,
  #1789).

- The output format `html_vignette()` now warns against differences in
  the vignette title specified in the `title` field in the YAML
  metadata and the one specified inside
  `\VignetteIndexEntry{}`. Normally they are expected to be identical
  (#1789).

- Fixed a bug with encoding when rendering `html_notebook` containing
  HTML widgets (thanks, @cderv, #1799).

- TOC title can now be specified for `html_document` via the top-level
  option `toc-title` in the YAML frontmatter (thanks, @atusy, #1771).

- Floating TOC can now distinguish upper/lower-cases (thanks, @atusy,
  #1783).

- When `code_folding='show'` for the output format `html_document`,
  code blocks can be individually hidden initially by specifying the
  chunk option `class.source='fold-hide'` (thanks, @atusy, #1798).

- For LaTeX/PDF output formats `pdf_document`, `beamer_presentation`,
  and `context_document`, the argument `citation_package = 'none'` was
  deprecated, and `citation_package = 'default'` should be used
  instead if citations are to be processed by `pandoc-citeproc`
  (thanks, @njbart, rstudio/bookdown#754).

- `output_format()` can now inherit `keep_md` and `clean_supporting`
  from `base_format` when `NULL` is passed to these
  arguments. Previously, you must explicitly specify `keep_md` and/or
  `clean_supporting` as `TRUE` or `FALSE` in `output_format()` since
  they could not inherit the corresponding options of
  `base_format`. This behavior was not consisent with other arguments
  of `output_format()` (thanks, @atusy, #1823).

- The `smart` argument of most output formats has been removed,
  because Pandoc's `smart` extension is enabled by default, and
  setting `smart: false` for an output format did not really have any
  effect (which could be considered a bug, but we want to get rid of
  this option since it existed only for a historical reason for Pandoc
  1.x, and Pandoc 2.x has been released for more than two years). If
  you want to disable the `smart` extension, you can use the option
  `md_extensions: -smart` of the output format (thanks, @atusy,
  #1774).

- `pdf_document()` should not specify the `geometry` variable when the
  `documentclass` variable is passed to Pandoc (thanks, @jpcirrus,
  #1782).

- `render()` now respects the YAML metadata in the R script when
  rendering the script with Pandoc 2.8 or later (thanks, @nsoranzo
  #1740, @cderv #1741).

- For `pandoc_convert()`, when the argument `to = 'pdf'`, it will be
  changed to `'latex'` internally (thanks, @JohannesFriedrich, #1802).

- `render(run_pandoc = FALSE)` no longer cleans up the Markdown file
  (typically knitted from Rmd) (thanks, @BrianDiggs, #1812).

Log message:
(textproc/R-rmarkdown) Convert R-rtinytex from TEST_DEPENDS to DEPENDS

Log message:
textproc/R-rmarkdown: import R-rmarkdown-2.0

Convert R Markdown documents into a variety of formats.