Unexpected Julia interpolation in the Markdown. This probably means that you have an unbalanced or un-escaped $ in the text. To write the dollar sign, escape it with `\$` We don't have the file or line number available, but we got given the value: `f` which is of type `Symbol`

Unexpected Julia interpolation in the Markdown. This probably means that you have an unbalanced or un-escaped $ in the text. To write the dollar sign, escape it with `\$` We don't have the file or line number available, but we got given the value: `f` which is of type `Symbol`

Unexpected Julia interpolation in the Markdown. This probably means that you have an unbalanced or un-escaped $ in the text. To write the dollar sign, escape it with `\$` We don't have the file or line number available, but we got given the value: `f` which is of type `Symbol`

Unexpected Julia interpolation in the Markdown. This probably means that you have an unbalanced or un-escaped $ in the text. To write the dollar sign, escape it with `\$` We don't have the file or line number available, but we got given the value: `f` which is of type `Symbol`

Unexpected Julia interpolation in the Markdown. This probably means that you have an unbalanced or un-escaped $ in the text. To write the dollar sign, escape it with `\$` We don't have the file or line number available, but we got given the value: `f` which is of type `Symbol`

Unexpected Julia interpolation in the Markdown. This probably means that you have an unbalanced or un-escaped $ in the text. To write the dollar sign, escape it with `\$` We don't have the file or line number available, but we got given the value: `f` which is of type `Symbol`

Unexpected Julia interpolation in the Markdown. This probably means that you have an unbalanced or un-escaped $ in the text. To write the dollar sign, escape it with `\$` We don't have the file or line number available, but we got given the value: `f` which is of type `Symbol`

Unexpected Julia interpolation in the Markdown. This probably means that you have an unbalanced or un-escaped $ in the text. To write the dollar sign, escape it with `\$` We don't have the file or line number available, but we got given the value: `f` which is of type `Symbol`

Unexpected Julia interpolation in the Markdown. This probably means that you have an unbalanced or un-escaped $ in the text. To write the dollar sign, escape it with `\$` We don't have the file or line number available, but we got given the value: `$(Expr(:incomplete, Base.Meta.ParseError("ParseError:\n# Error @ none:1:10\n(Expr(:my\n# └ ── Expected `)` or `,`", Base.JuliaSyntax.ParseError(Base.JuliaSyntax.SourceFile("(Expr(:my", 0, "none", 1, [1, 10]), Base.JuliaSyntax.Diagnostic[Base.JuliaSyntax.Diagnostic(10, 9, :error, "Expected `)` or `,`"), Base.JuliaSyntax.Diagnostic(10, 9, :error, "Expected `)` or `,`")], :other))))` which is of type `Expr`