Messaging

Convinator supports a subset of markdown in messages. Supported options are:

Text headings:
Add hashes (#) before a sentence to make the text a heading. Smallest heading is h4.
```
# Large heading

## Smaller heading

### Even smaller heading

#### Smallest heading
```
Bold text:
To make text bold, surround it with double asterisks (*)
```
I am **bold**!
```
Italic text:
To make text italic, surround it with single asterisks (*)
```
This text is _italic_!
```
Code:
Wrap your line with backticks (`) to mark it as code.
```
Take a look at this: `println!("hello world");`
```
Or if you have multiple lines, use a fenced code block:
```
```rs
fn main() {
    println!("hello world!")
}
```
```
Links:
To add links, you can simply paste them in your message. But if you’d like to change the content of the link without changing the actual destination, you can use this syntax:
```
[link content](https://www.example.com)
```
Strike through:
Wrap your text in tildes (~) to put a line through it:
```
~An untrue statement~
```

Lists:
There’s three types of lists: ordered, bulleted, and task:

1. Ordered
2. list
3. example

- Bulleted
- list
- example

- [x] Task
- [ ] list
- [ ] example

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