Here's the deal:
* With verbatim, we include it verbatim. This would allow the inclusion of
other HTML files.
* With listings, we include it verbatim, wrapped in <pre>.
* With Input and Include, we check if it's a LyX file. If not, we don't do
anything, since we don't know how to include (say) a TeX file in the HTML
output. (Wanna call tex4ht, anyone?) If it is a LyX file, we let it write
itself as HTML, and include it.
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As said in the comment, someone who knows what these are supposed
to do should have a look, please. It may be very easy to get these
to work, but I don't know.
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see the notes---but it does work reasonably well. And it will work a lot
better when an unrelated patch of mine goes in: one that generally improves
the display of BibTeX-derived information.
Note how we use the TOC here, which has already gathered the information we
need. This can also be done for other things.
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