Add math expansion variables. #988
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This adds new expansion variables $[math.+.<x>,<y>], $[math.-.<x>,<y>], $[math.*.<x>,<y>], $[math./.<x>,<y>], $[math.%.<x>,<y>], and $[math.^.<x>,<y>], which can be used to do basic integer mathematics on the integers <x> and <y>. The comma in <x>,<y> allows for using floats in the future. This also updates the default-config to use these expansion variables instead of a shell to do the mathematics in its size computation.
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This adds new expansion variables
$[math.+.<x>,<y>],$[math.-.<x>.<y>],$[math.*.<x>.<y>],$[math./.<x>,<y>],$[math.%.<x>,<y>], and$[math.^.<x>,<y>]which can be used to do basic integer mathematics on the integers<x>and<y>. The comma in<x>,<y>is to allow for a future possibility of using floats. This also updates the default-config to use these expansion variables instead of a shell to do the mathematics in its size computation.