Based on my understanding of the discussion in this github issue:
https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/issues/4041 ,
it looks like there is no general way to generate endnotes.  Is this 
correct?  (There is an option --reference-location that does something like 
this for Markdown output.)

I'm generating a Word document from LaTeX.  I know how to generate endnotes 
in LaTeX using the LaTeX endnote package and using the \endnote command and 
\theendnotes.  However, when I use this with Pandoc, the notes disappear.   
Here is an example of the kind of pandoc command line I use:

 pandoc -N --filter pandoc-crossref --citeproc --bibliography mybib.bib 
--csl .chicago-author-date.csl  mydoc.tex -o mydoc.docx

Is there a workaround of some kind?  (I'm converting a book, and there are 
many notes, so converting the notes to text at the end of the document by 
hand while preserving the numbering is something I'd like to avoid.)

Thanks!

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