Add $ to surrounding pairs in markdown #233981
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The dollar sign is used for inline mathematical expressions.
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This pull request simply adds the dollar sign ($) to the list of surrounding pairs, which makes it possible to select text, press the dollar sign key and have the text be automatically surrounded with $. This is primarily useful for inline ( $ ) and block ( $$ ) mathematical expressions. The pull request fixes issue #233980 (Yes, it is my issue. Last time I tried to submit a new surrounding pair for markdown it did not get added until someone opened an issue).