Fix docbuild broken with #892. #911
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…used a non-standard latex symbol. Also fixes a bug where the latex symbol of a named unit wasn't always being selected over the Python default.
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So mas now no longer has a symbol, is that correct? (that's fine for me)
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Yes -- I actually couldn't find a reference for use of this symbol this way, so I thought better of it...
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Fix docbuild broken with astropy#892.
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The latex formatting of arcsec used a non-standard latex symbol. Also fixes a bug where the latex symbol of a named unit wasn't always being selected over the Python default.