fix(math): collapse over-escaped backslashes in inline equations

Some sources (e.g. the math-academy posts) over-escape their LaTeX, so
the content carries `\\ldots` / `\\cdots` instead of `\ldots` / `\cdots`.
JLaTeXMath reads the `\\` as a forced TeX line break — splitting every
inline equation across two lines — and renders the trailing command name
as the literal letters "ldots"/"cdots", so the ellipsis symbol is lost.

Collapse doubled backslashes (`\\cmd` -> `\cmd`) before rendering inline
math; display math is left untouched since `\\` can be a genuine line
break there. No-op when the content isn't over-escaped.

commons/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/vitorpamplona/amethyst/commons/richtext/MathParser.kt

@@ -69,6 +69,20 @@ object MathParser {
         return first >= 0 && line.indexOf('$', first + 1) >= 0
     }
 
+    /**
+     * Collapses doubled backslashes (`\\cmd` → `\cmd`).
+     *
+     * Some sources over-escape their LaTeX (every `\` written as `\\`). In inline
+     * math a `\\` is a TeX forced line break that is never intended, so `\\ldots`
+     * really means `\ldots`. Left as-is, a renderer like JLaTeXMath reads `\\` as
+     * a line break — splitting the equation across two lines — and the trailing
+     * command name (`ldots`, `cdots`) as literal letters, so the symbol is lost.
+     *
+     * No-op when the input isn't over-escaped. Only meant for inline math; display
+     * math (`$$…$$`) may use `\\` as a genuine line break in aligned/matrix forms.
+     */
+    fun collapseDoubledBackslashes(latex: String): String = if (latex.contains("\\\\")) latex.replace("\\\\", "\\") else latex
+
     /**
      * Splits [line] on spaces into [Token.Word]s, with any whitespace-delimited
      * math span surfaced as a [Token.Math].