A zettel representation that tries to recreate a Markdown representation of the zettel. Useful if you want to convert other markup languages to Markdown (e.g. Zettelmarkup).
If transferred via HTTP, the content type will be text/markdown.
Please note that many elements of Zettelmarkup cannot be encoded in Markdown / CommonMark. Examples are:
Description lists
Verse blocks
Region blocks
Comment blocks (and inline comments)
Evaluation blocks
Math-mode blocks
Tables
Most text formatting elements (except emphasis and quotation)
Most literal-like formatting (except literal text / code spans)
Some elements are restricted, e.g. quotation lists are only supported as a top-level element.
Restricted and unsupported elements are not encoded. They will not appear on the encoded output.
Maybe in the future, ignored elements may be shown as an HTML-like comment.