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by defanor 497 days ago
As an option that still uses HTML, with relatively minimal and common dependencies: the unified header and navigation insertion, as well as other aspects of website generation and syntax checks, can be handled with XSLT. Or one may employ a generic macro processor like M4, which should be fairly easy to set to convert LaTeX into MathML, as well as to include shared headers.
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My “static site generator” is m4 and make.

People over complicate things.

XSLT is indeed great for this but very underestimated