Parse basic LaTeX#289
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- Add new tokens for square brackets `[]`,
curly braces `{}` and LaTeX fractions `\frac`
- Support `\sqrt[3]{27}` alongside normal `sqrt(27 ; 3)`
- Add LaTeX aliases for constants, functions and operators
- Allow calling functions without parenthesis to
support `\sin 10`, which is parsed like `sin 10`
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[], curly braces{}and LaTeX fractions\frac\sqrt[3]{27}alongside normalsqrt(27 ; 3)\sin 10, which is parsed likesin 10The motivation for this is that you can directly paste simple expressions from the Abitti math editor into Abicus.