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TeX comments rendering inside Visual Studio.

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See the commit message. Also, you can check the result, use [MPLVS](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Matway.mpl-vs) for it.

Hi Hubert, I downloaded the TEX Comments 2022+ from Visual Studio Marketplace https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=vs-publisher-1305558.VsTeXCommentsExtension2022&ssr=false#overview and when installing the extension in Visual Studio Code (installed on Macbook) from the VSIX I get...

Example of comment that I would like to see rendered in Visual Studio: ```chsarp /// /// Some comment... ///tex: $ax+b=0$ /// /// Some param comment /// Some comment ```

I would greatly appreciate if the extension supported shading languages, since shader code is often a direct implementation of complex math formulas. Most variables are one or two letters because...

Thanks for your work! I'm a big fan of clear notation in comments. You can certainly observe that there is an unsurprising correlation between project size and its comment math...

Visual Studio 2022 Version 17.4.3, the latest. F# source code. I wrap comments at column 80. When the `//tex:` prefix is added, the rendered text wraps at about half-width, even...

Same setup as #78, code font Cascadia Mono Regular 10pt. In fact, the rendered font is ≈5.5% larger than the set 10pt comment font, same in both X and Y...

I played with different fonts to see if that would make any change to #78 that I have just opened. It appears the answer is yes, but not in the...

Continuing from #78 and #79, I changed the editor font back to Cascadia Mono Regular. This did not change the rendered `//tex:` block's font: Closing and re-opening the source file...

I have a C# project using xmldoc comments, which look like this: ```csharp /// /// This method computes some math $f(t) = \sqrt{t}$ /// public double doMath(double t) { ......