## What it does
Flags TeX-style `\command{…}` invocations in prose (outside math regions), for example
`\textbf{important}` or `\emph{see below}`.
## Why
LaTeX commands in Markdown prose render literally in most renderers, breaking the visual
result. Authors who write `\textbf{x}` almost always wanted Markdown's `**x**` instead.
Projects targeting Pandoc may legitimately use LaTeX commands; for them, this rule is opt-in
and stays off.
The autofix is conservative: it replaces the command with the equivalent Markdown construct
where one exists (`\textbf{x}` → `**x**`, `\emph{x}` → `*x*`) and skips otherwise.
## Example (bad)
```markdown
This is \textbf{important}.
```
## Example (good)
```markdown
This is **important**.
```
## Configuration
- This rule is off by default. Enable with `[lint] extend-select = ["latex-command"]`.
- Disable inline: `<!-- mdwright: allow latex-command -->`.
- Severity: non-advisory. Safe autofix where a Markdown equivalent exists.
## References
- mdwright's command list (`src/stdlib/latex_command.rs`).