I have copied this Page from Andreas Sefzigs Homepage.

This is a Homepage Page.
The content is published.
It has the title "Conventions".
The summary is "The conventions that govern this Homepage.".

The canonical Web URL is `https://homepage.sefzig-net.workers.dev/docs/conventions`.
The Markdown URL is `https://homepage.sefzig-net.workers.dev/source/pages/docs/conventions/Content.md`.
The Prompt URL is `https://homepage.sefzig-net.workers.dev/source/pages/docs/conventions/Prompt.md`.

The Markdown:
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# Conventions

_The following conventions govern my Homepage._

## Terminology

The Homepage system uses these terms consistently:

Roles [^]
  The Homepage anticipates these roles:
  * `Admin`: The person maintaining the system
  * `Editor`: The person maintaining the *Content*
  * `User`: The person visiting the *Frontend*

Chrome [v]
  The user interface has this structure:
  * `Client`: The *Frontend* as it is used by the individual *User*
  * `Canvas`: The main area in which the actual content is shown
  * `Preferences`: A panel for the *User* to manage *Client* settings
  * `Breadcrumb`: The adaptive navigation path at the top-left of the *Frontend*
  * `Footer`: The static legal links at the bottom-left of the *Frontend*
  * `Element`: A piece of *Frontend* UI originating from rendered Markdown
  * `Component`: A piece of *Frontend* UI rendered from a purposed code block
  * `Status`: A frontmatter value deciding the visibility of a content

Pages [v]
  Pages are the website-native format:
  * `Pages`: A collection of standalone *Page*s
  * `Page`: A focussed *Pages* content, eventually nested

Posts [v]
  Posts are a Blog specific format:
  * `Blog`: An collection of chronologic *Post*s
  * `Post`: A focussed *Blog* content.

Presentations [v]
  Presentations are a Powerpoint-like format:
  * `Presentation`: A collection of *Chapter*s and *Slide*s
  * `Cover`: A generated first slide that starts the *Presentation*
  * `Agenda`: A generated second slide listing all *Chapters* contained
  * `Chapter`: A collection of *Slide*s and their first *Slide*
  * `Slide`: A focussed *Presentation* content

## Status

These frontmatter *Status* flags decide a content's visibility:

Archived [^]
  Retained, but excluded from active output.

  Use if you want to remove that content from everywhere except the filesystem.

Draft [v]
  Work in progress.

  Use when the content is not yet ready to be published, but on it's way.

Hidden [v]
  Generated, but not listed by default.

  Use when a content should only be accessible if it's URL is entered directly.

Published [v]
  Normal live/listable content.

  Use when the content is alive and well and everybody should see it.

## Collapsibles

Some content is collapsible: Expandables, Tables, Code blocks, and Lists, as well as sections in Blog Posts and Pages.

Consecutive collapsible Code blocks, Expandables, and Tables share one group across kinds when their responsive-width conditions match. Blank lines and ordinary comments do not split the group. Put the exact `// ungroup` comment on its own line outside a fenced code block to start a new group at the next Element. The marker stays invisible. `[^]` exclusivity applies across the shared group. Foldable sections and nested list-item toggles remain separate.

`[v]` Closed [v]
  A collapsible can be closed by default, using `[v]`.
  Example [v]
    - Hello
    - World
  ```md [] Markdown
  Example [v]
    - Hello
    - World
  ```

`[<]` Opened [v]
  A collapsible can be opened by default, using `[<]`.
  Example [<]
    - Hello
    - World
  ```md [] Markdown
  Example [<]
    - Hello
    - World
  ```

`[.]` Grouped [v]
  A collapsible can be grouped, using any `[]` syntax.
  Example [<]
    - Hello
    - World
  Beispiel [v]
    - Hallo
    - Welt
  ```md [] Markdown
  Example [<]
    - Hello
    - World
  Beispiel [v]
    - Hallo
    - Welt
  ```

`[^]` Accordion [v]
  A collapsible can be opened as an accordion, using `[^]`.
  Example [^]
    - Hello
    - World
  Beispiel [v]
    - Hallo
    - Welt
  ```md [] Markdown
  Example [^]
    - Hello
    - World
  Beispiel [v]
    - Hallo
    - Welt
  ```

`[/]` Undecided [v]
  A collapsible can be controlled by Preferences, using `[/]`.
  Example [/]
    - Hello
    - World
  ```md [] Markdown
  Example [/]
    - Hello
    - World
  ```

`[x]` Opted out [v]
  A collapsible can opt out of Preferences, using `[x]`.
  Example [x]
    - Hello
    - World
  ```md [] Markdown
  Example [x]
    - Hello
    - World
  ```

## Screen Images

Format: Webp
Size: 4096 x 4096 px
Quality: 90

Requires [ImageMagick](https://imagemagick.org/) on your computer.

```bash [x] Install with brew
brew install imagemagick
```
"""