Fix an escaping issue in the Makefile#6
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On my machine, the "\\t" in "\\therev" and \\thedate" was causing a tab character to be emitted, which caused the whole build to fail. And the same for "\\n" in "\\newcommand", when running "make draft". Double-escaping all such backslashes fixes it.
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Closing in favor of #7, which is a better solution for the same problem. |
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Make was emitting tab characters at the beginnings of "
\therev" and "\thedate", and newline characters in "\newcommand", causing builds to fail.