Built docs should use relative paths
See original GitHub issueThere are a few places where we assume that the docs will live inside /KaTeX. This works when deploying to khan.github.io b/c the site lives in khan.github.io/KaTeX, but this won’t work when deploying to netlify since we want index.html to live at katex.netlify.com instead of katex.netlify.com/KaTeX.
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Closing as #1526 is merged and it’s an upstream issue.
I’ve opened #1526.