inscription
Parse out machine-readable rules embedded in Markdown documents. The rules are still valid Markdown, so they can be easily read, edited, and understood by humans.
import inscription
markdown, rules = inscription.separate(text)
Rules are formatted as unordered lists, and must be the first things that appears in the section.
Normal Markdown appears alongside encoded rules.
# Valid rules
- Inventory _add_ Handaxe
Anything between the start of the section (or very start of file if it doesn't
begin with a header) are rules for computers.
# Invalid rules
- bananas
- raspberries
The rules must parse successfully, or they are treated as Markdown for humans.
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