Do not parse LaTeX environment names

[languitar]

\begin{enumerate}
        \item Generation of test input data from a domain model
        \item ...
\end{enumerate}

In this example. enumerate will be marked as wordy. It would be nice if things like this could be avoided.

[RichardLitt]

I'm not sure this is in scope. write-good isn't for LaTeX specifically, and there are a lot of exceptions we could start adding in on this reasoning.

It might make sense to have an ignore list for words that shouldn't be parsed - enumerate could be one of them.

[languitar]

Just in case you are thinking about language-specific parsing: https://github.com/digitalheir/latex-parser that might be handy.

[btford]

I think a general sourcemaps-like construct might be the right way to go. So you could use one tool that would extract the human prose while preserving the line/columns of the text, and then pipe the output into write-good.

And then adding a section of the docs with recipes to do so would close the loop.

Are there any open standards for something like sourcemaps but for markdown or human prose?