Include evocative semantic markdown examples (can be minimal) in README & links to more extensive examples

[mcint]

On first visit, I think I know what this output format is, from playing with pandoc. But, because it's not shown inline, nor are links provided to standards or more canonical sources for semantic markdown, I would not feel confident in sharing it with a colleague or friend, who again would check themself with the same question.

Requesting, suggesting, or offering:

• [x] evocative, dense, minimal example in README. Perhaps from well-known site. xkcd.com, a wikipedia page. It could be hidden in default-folded divs.
• [ ] links to pandoc? or blog posts, comparable tools.

More generally:

• [ ] links to standards or comparable implementations. Availability of libraries in other languages, and shared format targets, would make this tool easier to consider adopting or investing in.

[romansky]

Thanks @mcint , added full example from xkcd.

Blog posts / comparisons with similar tools will come when time allows!

Though the focus & features are very specific to the LLM use case, so facilities like link minification and not removing semantic elements like "nav" and "header" (which are not needed for translation to Markdown, but have value prompting to an AI..) etc.