AsciiDoc tracking and usage

AsciiDoc is a lightweight markup language for writing documentation, articles, books, and more in a plain text format. It is designed to be easy to read and write, while allowing conversion to various output formats such as HTML, PDF, and EPUB.

The primary benefits of using AsciiDoc include its simplicity, versatility, and portability. It allows users to focus on content without worrying about formatting, and it can easily be converted into several outputs, making it a convenient choice for creating documentation or other written materials.

Popular tools used for working with AsciiDoc include the AsciiDoctor processor, which is used to convert AsciiDoc files into other formats like HTML or PDF, and various text editors or IDE plugins that provide assistance in writing AsciiDoc files, such as Visual Studio Code, Atom, or Vim.

AsciiDoc supports syntax highlighting for source code blocks by utilizing source blocks and specifying the language. To include code snippets, simply enclose the code using four hyphens (----) at the beginning and end of the block, and use the "source" keyword followed by the language, like this:

To create tables in AsciiDoc, use the pipe symbol (|) to denote cell boundaries and a plus sign to separate rows. The first row will be treated as the header row by default. For example: