def _render_check_quarto(data: GTData):
    """Check for rendering issues in Quarto.

    * Quarto uses Pandoc internally to handle tables, and Pandoc tables do not support pixel widths.
      As a result, when cols_width is used in a Quarto environment, widths need to be converted to
      percentages.
    * Alternatively, users may set the option quarto_disable_processing to True.
    * Disabling table processing also helps with pieces like table striping, but means Quarto will
      not process cross-references, etc..
    """

    # quarto_disable_processing is set, no need to warn ----
    if data._options["quarto_disable_processing"]:
        return

    # cols_widths set ----
    col_widths = [col.column_width for col in data._boxhead]

    is_any_set = any([width is not None for width in col_widths])
    is_all_pct = all([width is None or width.rstrip().endswith("%") for width in col_widths])
    if is_any_set and not is_all_pct:
        warnings.warn(
            "Rendering table with .cols_width() in Quarto may result in unexpected behavior."
            " This is because Quarto performs custom table processing."
            " Either use all percentage widths, or set .tab_options(quarto_disable_processing=True)"
            " to disable Quarto table processing.",
            RenderWarning,
        )
Check for rendering issues in Quarto.

    * Quarto uses Pandoc internally to handle tables, and Pandoc tables do not support pixel widths.
      As a result, when cols_width is used in a Quarto environment, widths need to be converted to
      percentages.
    * Alternatively, users may set the option quarto_disable_processing to True.
    * Disabling table processing also helps with pieces like table striping, but means Quarto will
      not process cross-references, etc..
    
great_tables/_render_checks.py