mech 0.3.4

Mech is a programming language for building reactive systems like robots, games, and animations.
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title
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%% Titles define the structure of a Mechdown document and drive generated navigation such as the table of contents.

Mechdown supports hierarchical titles:

- **Document title**: the file's top heading
- **Section titles**: numbered headings such as `1. Section`
- **Subsection titles**: headings such as `(1.1) Subsection`
- **Sub-subsection titles**: headings such as `(1.1.1) Topic`

1. Rules and conventions
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- Use one document title per file. The document can have an optional byline (author, date, etc.) immediately following the title.
- Keep section numbering sequential.
- Keep subsection numbering aligned with the parent section.
- Prefer short, descriptive titles so generated navigation remains readable.


2. Examples
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```
Mechdown Title Guide
===============================================================================

1. Section Title
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(1.1) Subsection Title

(1.1.1) Sub-subsection Title
```

Section and first-level subsection titles are included in the generated table of contents.

To add a byline, place it immediately after the title and conclude with a second `===` separator:

```
My Document
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By Mika the Mech
===============================================================================
```