---
title: Metadata in Markdown
subtitle: |
 Pandoc plugins to support annotations

date: 2025-05-27

toc-depth: 2

format:
  stylish-report-pdf:
    pdfversion: "2.0"
    pdfstandard: [A-4f, UA-2]

# generate Well-Tagged PDF using latest testphase components
# <https://latex3.github.io/tagging-project/documentation/prototype-usage-instructions>
# requires TeX Live 2024.20250114
    pdftestphase: latest
# else generate Well-Tagged PDF using specific testphase components
# requires TeX Live 2024.20240829 (maybe older)
#    pdftestphase: ["phase-III", "title", "math", "table", "firstaid"]

# fail on error generating Well-Tagged PDF
#    pdftestphasestrict: true

# debugging of Well-Tagged PDF
#    pdfdebug: ["para"]

metadata-files:
  - _actors.yml
keywords:
  - Markdown
  - Commonmark
  - Lua
  - pandoc
  - text editor
  - semantic publishing

link-citations: true
bibliography: ref.bib
csl: apa
resource-path:
- /usr/share/citation-style-language/styles

filters:
  - include-code-files

#keep-tex: true
---

# Abstract

*TODO*

*NOTE TO EDITORS:
Cursive text (like this) is meta notes targeted myself as author
and by extension you editors
(i.e. they are not intended for inclusion in the final delivery).*

# Introduction

{{< include _intro.qmd >}}

# Analysis of existing framework

{{< include _background.qmd >}}

# Program and its affects on workflow

{{< include _design.qmd >}}

# Conclusion

{{< include _conclusion.qmd >}}

# Bibliography {.appendix}

\begingroup
\raggedright
::: {#refs}
:::
\endgroup

\appendix

# Pandoc filter plugin {.appendix}

```{.lua include="_extensions/ruc-play/semantic-markdown/semantic-markdown.lua" code-line-numbers="true"}
```
