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If you don't know yet, pocket2rm delegates conversion of websites to the Readability library. To Go-Readability to be precise, a go-lang rebuild of Readability. Any conversion errors might be documented here, but would need to be solved upstream in that library.
Concerning the math formulas on your mentioned site, there is no way that Readability could transform them, since it's a non-standard notation that a javascript library turns into the proper visual presentation. Readability has access to the HTML, which reads as follows:
The standardised way to mark up math formulas on web pages would be MathML, but since MathML browser-support is poor, that site uses a javascript library (which unfortunately even doesn't use MathML as it's basic notation).
I don't know about Readability's support of MathML.
None of the imported webpages included images, as mentioned in the Readme.md.
Also they don't convert formulas like the ones shown in https://qiskit.org/textbook/ch-appendix/linear_algebra.html
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