I'm a professor and I write a lot of lectures using RMarkdown and RevealJS.
One annoyance that I have is that knitting a file involves either 1) Having a ton of revealjs files in the directory with my HTML file or 2) Creating a standalone file that takes a while to generate and is unnecessarily large. Option 1 isn't terrible but it has some downsides, e.g., cluttering up my git history and making it tough to track important changes.
The ideal (IMO) is to be able to point my Quarto file at a libs directory where all of the CSS and revealjs files can go, and all of my presentations can just share that directory. A hero created a way to do that - Allow `lib_dir` not to be a descendant of the base directory for documents derived from `html_document_base` by jonathan-g · Pull Request #2199 · rstudio/rmarkdown · GitHub - but it looks like it isn't supported in Quarto, which (AFAICT) no longer even offers the option to change the lib directory.
Am I missing something?