Registering ‘rich’ printers with Jupyter is a standard feature of the wonderful ocaml-jupyter (thanks, @akabe!) - you just register a printer as normal that ends up calling Jupyter_notebook.display. I have a couple of examples here for displaying trees – the one you mentioned – and ppm files. It would be very neat to be able to do something similar for mdx, and probably not too tricky too. Perhaps a good starter project?
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