Fix display of math equations #11
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What
Math equations are not displayed correctly. E.g. in the Antenna Theory Basics doc (https://microhams.com/docs/antenna-theory-basics/), the frequency wavelength formula is displayed as:
$$ \lambda = \frac{c}{f} $$instead of:
Why
We want to be able to display math equations/formulas as intended.
The fix is to add the required npm packages to the config and configure Astro appropriately.
Have verified locally that the formula is now displayed correctly.
Testing
npm run dev