Add support for config file

[fishooo0815]

Dollar Metacharacter gets converted to /[

Example:

Three ways to switch to home folder:
cd
cd ~
cd \)HOME   <------------

[Steve2955]

Could you please provide the complete md file as an example?

This is an issue with how the conversion of the latex math syntax is handled.
An quick and easy fix for you might be to just disable the conversion using --ignore-latex-dollar-syntax.
However, the logic of how the conversion is handled definitely needs to be revised.

[fishooo0815]

# C1 Linux Command-Line Tools



### What are Linux Shell Options?
1. Bash -> GNU Bourne Again shell
2. Dash -> Debian Almquist shell
3. KornShell
4. tcsh -> upgraded version of the C Shell
5. csh -> C shell
6. Z shell

### Show which shell the OS is using?
readlink /bin/sh

### Show current working shell?
- echo $SHELL
- or
- ps -p $$

### Show Bash Version?
echo $BASH_VERSION

### Display Kernel Version?
uname -r

### What are Options also called?
switches

### Name Some Metacharacters?
"* ?[]'"\$;&()|^<>"

### Show current working directory:
pwd

### Three ways to switch to home folder:
1. cd
2. cd ~
3. cd $HOME


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[fishooo0815]

Is it posible to place:
--ignore-latex-dollar-syntax
in a config file?

So i don't have to enter it every time?