feat(docs): Keywords & Convention

docs/CONVENTION.md

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+# NETL2 Language Convention
+## Variables
+All variables in NETL2 should be in lower snake case. You cannot use reserved keywords as variable names.
+Additionally, variable identifiers cannot contain spaces, special characters, or numbers.
+
+Examples:
+```rs
+    v var_name = 2 <- Recommended
+    v varName = 2 <- Not recommended
+    v varname = 2 <- Not recommended
+    v var1 = 2 <- Does not work
+```
+
+## Functions
+All functions in NETL2 should be in lower snake case. You cannot use reserved keywords as function names.
+Additionally, function identifiers cannot contain spaces, special characters, or numbers.
+
+Examples:
+```rs
+    f main {} <- Recommended
+    f main_function {}  <- Recommended
+    f Main {}  <- Not recommended
+    f mainFunction {}  <- Not recommended
+    f func1 {}  <- Does not work
+```
+
+## Comments
+Comments cannot be written at this time.

docs/KEYWORDS.md

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+# Keywords in NETL2
+- `v` - Declare a variable
+- `i` - Declare an if statement
+- `w` - Declare a while loop
+- `f` - Declare a function
+- `p` - Print a value
+
+# Expressions in NETL2
+- `+` - Add two values
+- `-` - Subtract two values
+- `*` - Multiply two values
+- `/` - Divide two values
+- `==` - Check if two values are equal
+- `!=` - Check if two values are not equal
+- `>` - Check if the first value is greater than the second value
+- `<` - Check if the first value is less than the second value
+- `>=` - Check if the first value is greater than or equal to the second value
+- `<=` - Check if the first value is less than or equal to the second value
+- `&` - Check if both values are true
+- `|` - Check if either value is true
+- `!` - Check if the value is false
+
+# Types in NETL2
+- `int` - Signed 32-bit integer
+- `str` - String
+- `bool` - Boolean

docs/LEARN.md

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     ./NETL2 path/to/file.nl
 ```
 
+# More Resources
+- [Keywords](KEYWORDS.md)
+- [Convention](CONVENTION.md)
+
 ## Scope
 Each file is its own scope, and variables are global to the file. This means that you can access variables from anywhere in the file.
 

examples/spec_test.nl

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-v comp_one = 1
-v comp_two = 2
-v comp_three = 3
-v comp_four = 3
-
-i comp_one == comp_two | comp_three != comp_four {
-    p("worked!")
-}
-p("done")
+i !false {
+    p("true")
+}