[ Quote AdminBee (user377345) @ CE 2021-07-02 07:34:37 UTC:
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/113795#comment1235585_656655

Welcome to the site, and thank you for your contribution. Please use the proper formatting tools for your post, as currently it is very difficult to separate explanations from actual code. ]

The schema I choose was intended for maximum exchangeability (and interoperability): everything accessible as intended, in plain text, without reliance on any post-rendering support.

The reason why it may cause a reading difficulty in the HTML view: mainly resulted from the Markdown rendering scheme of the site that inopportunely enforces no-wrap.


~~Piteously, that even the raw output of `curl` directly at the console:
[
curl -g -o "-" --compressed -A "" "https://unix.stackexchange.com/revisions/7ed4029d-afe1-465e-9fb0-25148917cd95/view-source"
]
, may appear significantly more pleasant, than this complexed HTML view.~~

I wonder why the view source link would still return a HTML document... rather than the proclaimed "raw text"?

Do we really need all such excessive sophistication these complex markups may bring?