org-element parses the following (correctly) as a `latex-environment'
element:
\begin{align}
x = 1
\end{align}
As verified by placing the cursor anywhere in that text block and
calling (org-element-context).
If I delete the last line, so it looks like
\begin{align}
x = 1
And now place the cursor anywhere on the first line (with the \begin...)
and call (org-element-context), it parses it as a `latex-fragment'.
This make sense too, since any text of the form
\NAME BRACKETS
is a `latex-fragment' as per Org syntax. Is there a way to temporarily
suppress this latter behavior while parsing? This is required for
handling an edge case with live-updating LaTeX previews where the end
delimiter of a latex-environment (\end{foo}) is modified.
Currently I'm rejecting the classification of an element as a LaTeX
fragment if it begins with \begin or \end, but I think this creates edge
cases of its own.
Karthik
