kami-parser 0.4.0

Kami tries to be a machine-first human-also-first markup language
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# Example Kami File
This kami file contains all the features that a Kami interpreter should have:

*Bold* and **strong** text must be differentiated. Same thing goes for _italicized_ and __emphasized__. \*They can be escaped\* \_like this\_.

It has to be possible to have them *_in combination_ like this*

This is a [hyperlink](ampersandia.net){#example rel="me"}, they can also have ID, Class and all sorts of HTML attributes

##{.subtitle} Headers
They can contain attributes as well. This one has a class.

~Subscript~ and ^supercript^ can very importantly contain spaces.

{.example-p} A paragraph can also contain attributes

This paragraph is justified

{#rightalign} This one is right-aligned and has an ID

`This is inline code` (yes, it can have attributes). Code blocks are the same but they have three backticks

@this is a span@ (yep. it can also have attributes)

<link>

* This is a normal list
* Without numbered stuff
* {#id .class} This one has ID and Class

{#id .class}
* list with attributes

#. This is a
#. Numbered list

{#id .class}
#. numbered list with attributes