Embed the Pygments lexers in Catala #428
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This enables the HTML output to work without a custom Pygments installation (or the proper venv activated)
This leverages the embedded lexer already used for HTML output, and uses the LaTeX pygments backend to colorise code directly, without the need for `minted`.
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Instead of requiring that our custom lexers for Catala be installed on the
system (or the proper venv loaded), this passes them to the
pygmentizecommandon the fly.
This makes the HTML literate output usable on any stock installation of
Pygments.
In addition, this also works for LaTeX output by removing the need for
minted,and generating the latex for colored code output by calling
pygmentizedirectly from Catala, using the built-in lexers.