The documentation should be made clearer in that case. A priority was to make setup and trial easy for non-technical users. It seems now that to technical users it is unclear what is offered.
From your list it is first and mostly:
1. a plaintext file format (.urtext) - specifically, a syntax
2. a Python library to parse & manipulate said file format (syntax)
These in turn require some implementation within an editor. Sublime Text was chosen for its built-in Python interpreter, its package install system, and its GUI features that together comprise a low barrier to entry.
Thanks for the feedback, we will try to make this clearer.
From your list it is first and mostly:
1. a plaintext file format (.urtext) - specifically, a syntax
2. a Python library to parse & manipulate said file format (syntax)
These in turn require some implementation within an editor. Sublime Text was chosen for its built-in Python interpreter, its package install system, and its GUI features that together comprise a low barrier to entry.
Thanks for the feedback, we will try to make this clearer.