Document (dev.stxt.namespace):STXT - Built for humans. Reliable for machines.
	Header: @STXT@: Introduction 

	Assert>>
		@STXT@ has a **Human-First** spirit, putting people at the center. \\
		The documents are readable and expressive, while also reliable for machines.
		
	Subheader: Documents
	
	Content>>
		An @STXT@ document is a structured text file, designed to be human-readable and easy for machines to process.
		It contains "nodes": non-empty lines (outside of `>>` blocks) that define "Name" and value pairs, or literal text blocks.
		
	Subheader: Main features
		
	Content>>
		* Inline/container nodes: `Name: Value` (can have indented children).
		* Text blocks: `Name >>` followed by literal lines that are not parsed internally.
		* Hierarchy is defined by indentation (tabs or 4 spaces per level depending on the document).
		* Supports namespaces (e.g. `(@com.example)`), comments outside blocks (`# ...`), and validation via schemas (`@stxt.schema`).
		
		An STXT document balances human clarity with explicit semantic structure — ideal for content, configurations, and interoperable data.
	
	Code>>
		***Email***:
			From: John Smith
			To: Mery Adams
			Cc: Keyla Brown
			Title: Project report
			***Body Content >>***
				Hello Mery! 
				The book is finished!

	Subheader: Namespaced documents
	
	Content: @STXT@ allows the use of namespaces, to give meaning and structure to the content.
		
	Code>>
		***Email (com.example.docs)***:
			From: John Smith
			To: Mery Adams
			Cc: Keyla Brown
			Title: Project report
			Body Content >>
				Hello Mery!! 
				The book is finished!!
	Content>>
		And the namespace definition
		
	Code>>
		***Schema (@stxt.schema):***
			Namespace: ***com.example.docs***
			Node: Email
				Children >>
					From
					To
					Cc
					Bcc
					Title
					Body Content
			Node: From (1)
			Node: To
			Node: Cc
			Node: Bcc
			Node: Title (?)
			Node: Body Content (1)
				Type: TEXT