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design: toc: fix missing markup

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@ -187,16 +187,16 @@ between 000 and 999.
### WAV: read/write <http://www.sonicspot.com/guide/wavefiles.html> \* *cue ### WAV: read/write <http://www.sonicspot.com/guide/wavefiles.html> \* *cue
' o 'plst* \* *adtl* \* *labl* \* *note* o *ltxt* o *smpl* ' o 'plst* \* *adtl* \* *labl* \* *note* o *ltxt* o *smpl*
The *cue ' chunk defines a list of markers in the stream with 'cue-id’s. The `*cue` chunk defines a list of markers in the stream with `cue-id`s.
The 'smpl* chunk defines a list of regions in the stream with 'cue-id’s The `smpl*` chunk defines a list of regions in the stream with `cue-id`s
in the same namespace (?). in the same namespace (?).
The various *adtl* chunks: *labl*, *note* and *ltxt* refer to the The various *adtl* chunks: *labl*, *note* and *ltxt* refer to the
'cue-id’s. 'cue-id’s.
A *plst* chunk defines a sequence of segments (cue-id, length\_samples, A *plst* chunk defines a sequence of segments (`cue-id`, `length_samples`,
repeats). The *smpl* chunk defines a list of loops (cue-id, beg, end, repeats). The *smpl* chunk defines a list of loops (`cue-id`, `beg`, `end`,
loop-type, repeats). `loop-type`, `repeats`).
## Conclusion/Ideas/Future work ## Conclusion/Ideas/Future work
@ -204,9 +204,9 @@ Based on the data of chapter 5, a few thoughts and observations that can
be used to extend and refine our API. These things below are not be used to extend and refine our API. These things below are not
reflecting the current implementation. reflecting the current implementation.
All formats have table of \[cue-id, cue-start, (cue-end), (extra tags)\] All formats have table of `[cue-id, cue-start, (cue-end), (extra tags)]`
- cue-id is commonly represented as and unsigned int 32bit - cue-end is - `cue-id` is commonly represented as and unsigned int 32bit - `cue-end` is
optional - extra tags could be represented as a structure/taglist optional. Extra tags could be represented as a structure/taglist
Many formats have metadata that references the cue-table. - loops in Many formats have metadata that references the cue-table. - loops in
instruments in wav, aifc - edit lists in wav, mp4 instruments in wav, aifc - edit lists in wav, mp4