add \overunderset to amsmath.sty #2687
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Tested with arXiv:2511.05230v1.
This was reported at arXiv/html_feedback#5230
The PR simply combines the existing definitions of
\oversetand\underset. The resulting presentation MathML is a little suspicious however. For the minimal example:The expected behavior is the long right arrow to span both over- and under-accents. In today's Chrome that isn't the case, and the MathML sizes are seemingly rather off. LaTeXML (with this PR) produces:
So I welcome thoughts on where may be the best place to understand/adjust the sizing details - and stretchy details. Encouragement to do a deeper dive is welcome too.