fix: Always wrap tables in captioned-table and let the latter handle … #134
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…a caption The captioned-table environment (whether from resilient.book or using the fallback) always supported tables without caption. It's better to always wrap tables into it, so styling (in resilient's use case) is applied, rather than return a raw ptable.
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…a caption
The captioned-table environment (whether from resilient.book or using the fallback) always supported tables without caption. It's better to always wrap tables into it, so styling (in resilient's use case) is applied, rather than return a raw ptable.
See Omikhleia/resilient.sile#103 for the rationale and discussion.