@jpkell, in what area do you work?
I often check Irwin’s renderings of Aristotle’s Greek as they usually are very enlightening.
On cross-ref, what I mean is that there is clearly a group of people taking care of this now thanks to Quarto.
@ptram, that is music to my ears! Thanks.
@cavalierex, on your earlier point about Kaobook, yes, I have used and enjoyed it. However, I found that I could get a better result (with way fewer bugs to iron out) by simply using Quarto’s standard template. But it is beautiful nevertheless.
Be it as it may, it would be very easy to include these integrations into ScrivQ. In fact, I prepared a version in which all of Pandoc template and template-partials are in the project and being exported along with the other files during Compile. This means that you can edit any/all of the Pandoc templates that will be used in the TeX → PDF conversion from within Scrivener. Adding the Kaobook configurations, for example, would be very easy.
@lyndondrake, could you refresh my memory on our earlier discussion on CSL files? Was there something you were trying to achieve with it, but could not? CSL files are not easy to edit at all in the beginning, but once understand how it works, they are manageable.