remove unnecessary \up (upright) from some latex abbrevs (e.g. \upMu -> \Mu)
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Closes #50911. Closes #50913.
There were a few oddball symbols prefixed with
\up(for "upright") for no reason that I can tell, ala the LaTeX "upgreek" package, even though we don't use an\upprefix for other upright Greek letters (e.g. we have\alpha, not\upalpha, even though it isn't italicized — we have\italphafor italic alpha).Not breaking since this is just a UI thing.
(In practice, I doubt many people use these symbols. e.g.
\upMuisΜ, which looks a lot like the LatinM. But there is no reason to have the\upprefix here. It seems to have just been an automated abbreviation-import snafu. And\upkoppa 'ϟ'(U+O3DF) is visually quite distinctive though I've never seen it used in math, not to mention lowercase — it's definitely goofy to have an\upprefix for it.)