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Sentence constructor format:

	Modifiers:			Modify other tokens
^		capitalize next token
^^		next token in all caps
\		escape next token
<?></?>		optional token (see line 44 for example)
[T0|T1|T#]	multiple options (see line 51 for example)

	Word form modifiers:		Specifies word form of previous token. Can be combined together (see line 59 for example)
~s~		plural
~o~		posessive
~p~		past tense
~c~		present tense
~f~		future tense

	Swappable Words:		Randomly selected from a list
noun	any object
name	any proper noun
pnoun	pronoun - given with proper noun
adj		adjective
verb	verb
advb	adverb

	Swappable word attributes:
swap:specific	specify what type of word to use (see line 36 for example)

	Special:			Specific tokens - typically to correct grammar
<a>		gets replaced with "a" or "an"
{}		groups together other tokens (see line 64 for example)
/id		used to connect different tokens together (see line 70 for example)


swap:specific example:
	Template:
		"Did you see the $adj:color$ dog?"
	Possible results:
		"Did you see the red dog?"
		"Did you see the blue dog?"
		"Did you see the green dog?"

<?> example:
	Template:
		"I will <?>not </?>be on-time today."
	Possible results:
		"I will not be on-time today."
		"I will be on-time today."

[T0|T1|t#] example:
	Note: T0, T1, and T# are placeholders for actual tokens.
	Template:
		"They are going shopping at [Walmart|Target|HyVee] tomorrow."
	Possible results:
		"They are going shopping at Walmart tomorrow."
		"They are going shopping at Target tomorrow."
		"They are going shopping at HyVee tomorrow."

Word form modifiers:
	Instead of doing ~s~~o~ to have posessive plural you can do ~so~
	Note: You cannot have multiple tense modifiers together (e.g. ~pc~ is invalid)

Grouping tokens:
	Template:
		"^^{i don't want to!}"
	Result:
		"I DON'T WANT TO!"

id example:
	Template:
		"^$name:person/1$ is so nice. ^$pnoun/1$ helped an old lady cross the road earlier."
	Possible results:
		"John is so nice. He helped an old lady cross the road earlier."
		"Mary is so nice. She helped an old lady cross the road earlier."