lower priority

[lazarusA]

lowering the priority for the latex mime fixes MakieOrg/AlgebraOfGraphics.jl#664

However, I still don't see the use case for that? what is the specific scenario for this?

??

```@example latex
f(x) = 2x # and latex somehow?
```

@asinghvi17 what is the specific example? so that we can include it in the docs.

@jkrumbiegel this seems to work. I added a DataFrame example, can you think of another obvious use case that should always work? more Tables stuff?

Edit: Ok, I tested locally also SummaryTables, all good.

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[asinghvi17]

All the DiffEq/ModelingToolkit stuff. But you can return a latexstring for testing...thanks for PRing!

[lazarusA]

I don't need all, only one representative example 😉!

[jkrumbiegel]

I was just concerned that vitepress isn't able to handle all latex (like real latex would) so that sometimes the plain text might be preferable. But I guess if it works most of the time that's still useful, as long as the priority is low. So I'm fine with the change here.

We should think about actual rendering tests for this stuff at some point.