docs(doc/neorg.norg): update basic markup

Author: vhyrro

doc/neorg.norg

@@ -15,19 +15,20 @@
 
  ** Basic Markup
     Here is how you can do very basic markup. First you see it raw, then rendered:
-    - \*bold\*: *bold*
-    - \/italic\/: /italic/
-    - \_underline\_: _underline_
-    - \-strikethrough\-: -strikethrough-
-    - \|spoiler\|: |spoiler|
-    - \`inline code\`: `inline code`
-    - \^superscript\^: ^superscript^    | cannot exist within a subscript block
-    - \,subscript\,: ,subscript,        | cannot exist within a superscript block
-    - \$inline math\$: $f(x) = y$ (see also {# Math})
-    - \=variable\=: =variable= (see also {# Variables})
-    - \+inline comment\+: +inline comment+
+    - \*bold\|: *bold|
+    - \/italic\|: /italic|
+    - \_underline\|: _underline|
+    - \-strikethrough\|: -strikethrough|
+    - \~spoiler\|: ~spoiler|
+    - \`inline code\|: `inline code|
+    - \^superscript\|: ^superscript|    | cannot exist within a subscript block
+    - \,subscript\|: ,subscript|        | cannot exist within a superscript block
+    - \$inline math\|: $f(x) = y| (see also {# Math})
+    - \=variable\|: =variable| (see also {# Variables})
+    - \+inline comment\|: +inline comment|
 
     This also immediately shows you how to escape a special character using the backslash, \\.
+    +TODO: Discuss the new rules used of attached modifier (i.e. ending them with `\||)|
 
  ** Things which you can nest
     Neorg generally does *NOT* care about indentation! 🎉
@@ -63,10 +64,10 @@
       - [ ] Undone -> not done yet
       - [x] Done -> done with that
       - [?] Needs further input
-
+      
       - [!] Urgent -> high priority task
       - [+] Recurring task with children
-
+      
       - [-] Pending -> currently in progress
       - [=] Task put on hold
       - [_] Task cancelled (put down)
@@ -189,7 +190,7 @@
   *** Anchors
       @code norg
       A link to [our website].
-
+      
       [our website]{https://github.com/nvim-neorg/neorg}
       @end
       The standalone link /text/ is called an *anchor declaration*.
@@ -279,7 +280,7 @@
       This will render as:
       @code
       2. First entry
-
+      
       4. Second entry
       @end