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-# Bonuses
-
-## Flags
-
-The library takes in consideration two cases:
-
-- On systems who support flags emojis, flags will just be this, a 2~3 unicode characters that form the emoji
-- On windows, the library `flag-icons` will be downloaded dynamically from [cdnjs.com](https://cdnjs.com/libraries/flag-icon-css) (~28k) and `localeFlag` will return a `<span...` string. This is done transparently client-side
-
-Note, the generic behavior can be set with `setFlagEngine` (taking `'emojis' | 'flag-icons'` ), even though it should be hydrated dynamically
-
-Two `exceptions` lists are kept (one for emojis, one for flag class name): `flagEmojiExceptions` and `flagClassExceptions`. These are for languages who are not bound to a country (by default, it only contains `en` -> `gb`)
-
-> Note: under windows, you won't see flags here beside '🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿' who is not even the correct one.
-
-```js
-import { localeFlags, flagCodeExceptions }
-localeFlags('en-GB')	// ['🇬🇧']
-localeFlags('en-US')	//['🇬🇧', '🇺🇸']
-flagEmojiExceptions.en = '🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿'
-flagClassExceptions.en = 'gb-eng'
-localeFlags('en-GB')	// ['🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿', '🇬🇧']
-```
-
-> Note: The returned strings must therefore be considered as html code, not pure text, even if for most, it will be pure text
-
-## js-like "jsonability"
-
-The dictionary uses a human "json" format. It's really minimalistic and didn't deserve the 25k of `json5` or `hjson`, it doesn't have more ability than json but:
-
-- allows js-like comment
-- uses indifferently <">, <'>, or <`> as quote markers
-- does not need quotes for keys
-
-The main difference with JavaScript is that all quotes behave the same than <`> for new lines:
-
-```
-{
-	myMultilineString: "Hello
-here"
-}
-```
-
-The library exports the 2 functions `parse` and `stringify`.
-
-The `maxLength` (2nd argument of `stringify`) specifies the maximum length an object/array can have on a line. When it exceeds this limit, the object/array is described with one line per element.
-
-## Defer
-
-The defer class allows to plan an action "on next tick" but let the code finish its modifications before actually doing it.
-
-The callback can be given on constructor or when calling `.defer(...)`
-
-You can get its `.promise` to wait (or `then`), get its instant `.deferring` status (boolean) or forcefully `.cancel()` or `.resolve()`
+# Bonuses
+
+## Flags
+
+The library takes in consideration two cases:
+
+- On systems who support flags emojis, flags will just be this, a 2~3 unicode characters that form the emoji
+- On windows, the library `flag-icons` will be downloaded dynamically from [cdnjs.com](https://cdnjs.com/libraries/flag-icon-css) (~28k) and `localeFlag` will return a `<span...` string. This is done transparently client-side
+
+Note, the generic behavior can be set with `setFlagEngine` (taking `'emojis' | 'flag-icons'` ), even though it should be hydrated dynamically
+
+Two `exceptions` lists are kept (one for emojis, one for flag class name): `flagEmojiExceptions` and `flagClassExceptions`. These are for languages who are not bound to a country (by default, it only contains `en` -> `gb`)
+
+> Note: under windows, you won't see flags here beside '🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿' who is not even the correct one.
+
+```js
+import { localeFlags, flagCodeExceptions }
+localeFlags('en-GB')	// ['🇬🇧']
+localeFlags('en-US')	//['🇬🇧', '🇺🇸']
+flagEmojiExceptions.en = '🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿'
+flagClassExceptions.en = 'gb-eng'
+localeFlags('en-GB')	// ['🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿', '🇬🇧']
+```
+
+> Note: The returned strings must therefore be considered as html code, not pure text, even if for most, it will be pure text
+
+## js-like "jsonability"
+
+The dictionary uses a human "json" format. It's really minimalistic and didn't deserve the 25k of `json5` or `hjson`, it doesn't have more ability than json but:
+
+- allows js-like comment
+- uses indifferently <">, <'>, or <`> as quote markers
+- does not need quotes for keys
+
+The main difference with JavaScript is that all quotes behave the same than <`> for new lines:
+
+```
+{
+	myMultilineString: "Hello
+here"
+}
+```
+
+The library exports the 2 functions `parse` and `stringify`.
+
+The `maxLength` (2nd argument of `stringify`) specifies the maximum length an object/array can have on a line. When it exceeds this limit, the object/array is described with one line per element.
+
+## Defer
+
+The defer class allows to plan an action "on next tick" but let the code finish its modifications before actually doing it.
+
+The callback can be given on constructor or when calling `.defer(...)`
+
+You can get its `.promise` to wait (or `then`), get its instant `.deferring` status (boolean) or forcefully `.cancel()` or `.resolve()`