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Can you add a warning above this function as well?
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As a user I would like to expose Katex's buildTree for more advanced use cases (like rendering to a custom output other than DOM)
While this thread tracks an intermediate representation, it would be nice if users could leverage what exists in the meantime (with the caveat that it's likely to change).
This PR follows a similar convention to the parseTree in that user's are welcome to use it, but are given an appropriate warning message.