[conartist6]

I've taken care of the parsing ambiguities. There were some, and yeah they took me a while to find. I've been working for a while though : )

Also completely with you on wanting a language I can use to losslessly write HTML, and CSTML does that too. That docs page on CSTML is written in CSTML for example: https://github.com/bablr-lang/bablr-docs/blob/trunk/src/cont...

I also think the path to adoption for CSTML is eased considerably by the fact that most CSTML documents will be produced as parser or WYSIWYG editor output rather than hand-written. And yeah, the whole world of XSLT opens back up again with this tech. I loved the idea behind XSLT. It was a great idea. It created a much richer semantic internet, and then let visual presentation be a concern purely secondary to semantics.