docstringi
Docstringi is a lightweight documentation framework designed to embed structured metadata directly into source code files. It extends the concept of traditional docstrings found in languages such as Python, PHP, and Ruby by providing a standardized syntax that can be parsed by automated tools to generate static documentation sites, API references, or inline help systems. The name “docstringi” reflects its origin in the educational software community, where scholars sought an improved method for annotating instructional content in programming textbooks.
Features of docstringi include short and long-form description blocks, tag-based annotations for parameters, return values, exceptions,
```
description: Calculates the sum of two integers.
```
By embedding this block within a source file, developers can run a docstringi parser that extracts