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Better illustrated the CST format in the README.

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Caret-Separated Text (or CST) is a key-value pair format represented by numbers or words as keys and the value is the string enclosed between carets (^) that contains the contents. Any text which is not enclosed with carets is considered a comment and ignored. Neither strings nor comments may use the caret character. Caret-Separated Text (or CST) is a key-value pair format represented by numbers or words as keys and the value is the string enclosed between carets that contains the contents. (e.g. ``<key> ^<value>^``) Any text which is not enclosed with carets is considered a comment and ignored. Neither strings nor comments may use the caret character.
QuickFennec.CST is a library for parsing the CST format. QuickFennec.CST is a library for parsing the CST format.
## Usage ## Usage
```text
1 ^The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.^
```
```csharp ```csharp
#r "nuget:CSTNet,1.0.1" #r "nuget:CSTNet,1.0.1"
using System; using System;