mkdocs-material 9.5.41 (new formula)

[clintonsteiner]

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[gromgit]

Is this a Material Design library for mkdocs? If so, this should probably depends_on "mkdocs", and have a test similar to the one in mkdocs.

If it's a drop-in replacement for mkdocs (as the docs seem to suggest), then again, a similar test to mkdocs seems warranted, and a conflicts_with clause should probably be added.

[clintonsteiner]

This is a design library for mkdocs @gromgit

[clintonsteiner]

Changed to take pr comments, thanks @gromgit

[chenrui333]

maybe this?

Suggested change

	Language::Python.each_python(build) do |python, _|
	system python, "-c", "import material"
	end
	system "python3.13", "-c", "import material"

[clintonsteiner]

@chenrui333 this caused the linux ci test to stop failing

[clintonsteiner]

Let me know if there's a different way this should be resolved

[gromgit]

Is there a reason this formula doesn't use a similar test to the mkdocs formula, given that it's a library for the latter rather than just a general-purpose Python library?

[clintonsteiner]

I don't want to create a test as intense as creating a site with the theme and instead would prefer to use a test that makes sure its available

[clintonsteiner]

@chenrui333 let me know how I can fix this up enough to be committed