Include page parameter to not disrupt current text flow

[miles-1]

Description

For an example document that includes a full-page figure...

= Introduction
#lorem(300)

#page(
  flipped: true, 
  figure(
    table(
      columns: 10,
      inset: (x:50pt,y:15pt),
      ..range(1, 101).map(x => [#x])
    ), 
    caption: [some table]
  )
)

= Methods
#lorem(300)

... it would be helpful to have a parameter that allows for specification that the text flow of the current page should not be interrupted, and the full-page figure will appear on the subsequent page.

I can think of a few ways this might be implemented:

1. An interrupt-text-flow parameter (default value: true) that, if set to false, will be kept from any rendering until the current page is full.
2. An insert-after parameter (default value: none) that, if set to a label of some document element, will be inserted into the document one page after the label-specified content is completed, not interrupting text flow.

Use Case

In many academic publications, large tables or images are pushed to be on their own page, often on a landscape page, while not interrupting the text flow after it is mentioned with a page break that leaves unused page space.

[freundTech]

I think this might be better as a parameter on figure instead of page.
figure already has the placement attribute, which accepts none (here), top and bottom.

It might be possible to add new options page and flipped-page there and let typst figure out the rest, similar to LaTeX's p figure placement.

[laurmaedje]

I think this might be better as a parameter on figure instead of page.

Agreed. I'll close this in favor of #3967.