supported elements doc

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+= Implemented markup elements
+2022-12-20
+
+== Headers
+
+A header consists of the title of the post and various fields of metadata. It looks like this: 
+
+----
+= An Example Document
+Erik Winter <info@erikwinter.nl>
+2020-12-01
+:key1: value 1
+:key2: value 2
+​
+----
+
+=== Subtitle and Subsubtitle
+
+----
+== A Subtitle
+
+== As SubSubTitle
+----
+
+=== List
+
+----
+* List item one
+* List item two
+* List item three
+----
+
+=== Code Block
+
+----
+​----
+func (d *Dummy) DoSomething() string {
+  return “No. I don’t want to.”
+}
+
+func (d *Dummy) SudoDoSomething() string {
+  return “Ok. If you insist, I’ll put my objections aside for a moment.”
+}
+​----
+----
+
+=== Paragraph
+
+A paragraph is a line of text that gets parsed to find inline elements.
+
+== Inline Elements
+
+Currently the following types are recognized:
+
+* Strong and emphasis
+* Link
+* Inline code
+
+=== Strong and Emphasis
+
+----
+a text with some *strong* words, that I’d like to _emphasize_.
+----
+
+It is possible to combine the two for the same text.
+
+=== Link
+
+----
+Check out this https://erikwinter.nl/[awesome website] now! 
+----
+
+Whatever is between the opening bracket and the first space before that is taken as URL, so both absolute and relative links without domain are possible.
+
+=== Inline Code
+
+----
+Some text with `code` in it.
+----
+