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	stx -- structured text (sed & m4)
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	stx is a lightweight markup language developed by Panu
	Kalliokoski, whose implementation (written in sed and m4) can
	convert .stx files to multiple other formats (HTML, troff -man,
	LaTeX & more).

	It uses a seemingly non-standard license:
	.----
	\| This software is available free of charge for distribution,
	\| modification and use (by executing the program) as long as
	\| the following conditions are met:
	\|
	\| 1. Every work copied or derived from this software
	\| distributed in any form must come with this license;
	\| 2. The only permitted change to this license is adding one's
	\| name in the authors section when having modified the
	\| software.
	\|
	\| THE AUTHORS CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DIRECT OR
	\| INDIRECT HARM THIS SOFTWARE MIGHT CAUSE.
	`----

	2014-07-22 130k Stx.tar.gz
	2019-06-23 1.3k stx.cheatsheet

	+--------------------------------------------------+
	\| stx cheatsheet \|
	+---------------+----------------------------------+
	\| Headings \| ! Title \|
	\| \| !! Title \|
	+---------------+----------------------------------+
	\| Paragraphs \| Separated by two newlines \|
	+---------------+----------------------------------+
	\| Line breaks \| // \|
	+---------------+----------------------------------+
	\| Lists \| # Enumerated \|
	\| \| - Itemized \|
	\| \| * They can be nested \|
	\| \| Term:: \|
	\| \| Definition \|
	+---------------+----------------------------------+
	\| Inline markup \| _normal emphasis_ (italic) \|
	\| \| strong emphasis (bold) \|
	\| \| ''monospaced text'' \|
	+---------------+----------------------------------+
	\| Links \| word[http://example.com] \|
	\| \| [long text][http://example.com] \|
	\| \| [long text][ref01] \|
	\| \| [ref01] http://example.com \|
	+---------------+----------------------------------+

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