Feature development: Allow reveal.js configuration from notebook metadata with correct precedence#11
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This request introduces a flexible configuration system for reveal.js slides, allowing users to pass a full configuration dictionary directly from notebook metadata.
Previously, only a limited set of reveal.js options were made accessible via the command line and the configuration file. Now, any option can be set via a
revealkey in the notebook's metadata, which is passed directly toReveal.initialize().This change also establishes and enforces a clear order of configuration precedence (override order):
metadata.reveal)SlidesExporter.reveal_config)Key improvements include:
AttributeErrorbugs.index.html.j2template is now enhanced to safely merge the dynamic configuration, preserving essential default values and preventing empty metadata from overriding them.