GitHub README files
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H1–H6 structure and hierarchy
Bulleted, numbered, nested, and task lists
Pipe tables with alignment
Bold, italic, inline code, blockquotes, and hyperlinks
Fenced code with syntax highlighting
Rendered images when their URLs are accessible
Flowcharts and supported diagrams
Mathematical expressions
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