docs: the wiki leads with tasks and MCP, and the Markdown language lives in the guide
docs: F1 opens the Tisty Markdown guide inside the app
docs(language): the guide lives at markdown.tisty.app
docs(language): the language moves to the Tisty Markdown guide on the site, and these pages point there
docs(language): the at-a-glance table says what GitHub and what plain CommonMark read
docs(language): GitHub is the outside reader the language is measured against, not Obsidian
docs(language): a link's definition shows on the page and edits with a click
docs(language): the limits past which properties are kept but not read
docs(language): properties show in the panel beside the page
docs(language): properties at the top of a note are kept, name it and file it
docs(language): reference links, $$ maths, fence notes, comments, entities and bare addresses join the language
docs: a hex word stays a tag
docs: a colour written in prose is no tag
docs: callouts may also be written as colon containers
docs: footnotes are part of the Tisty language
docs: describe the Tisty language