The merge from master brought in a static demo table and a LaTeX-only
figure example, neither of which suits this branch. This adapts them to
knitr.
\tagpdfsetup{table/header-rows={1}} now sits above the existing kable
table rather than above a hand-written duplicate, which is the case a
reader of this branch actually has: kable emits the column names as a
single header row, so those cells become TH and a screen reader can
announce which column a value belongs to. Verified in the built PDF,
which now carries two TH cells alongside its twelve TD.
The figure example gains the knitr form. A chunk passes its
description through the fig.alt option, which knitr writes into the
\includegraphics call it generates; the file-inclusion form is kept
alongside it for figures that do not come from a chunk. Both are
commented out, so knitr does not try to evaluate a plot of data the
template does not ship.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Benjamin Mako Hill
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