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Add additional explaination for the State object

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Adds a small non-technical introduction to help with intuition, after
the object appears for the first time.
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@ -44,6 +44,16 @@ $Parsedown = new Parsedown(ParsedownExtra::from(ParsedownMath::from(new State)))
$Parsedown = new Parsedown(ParsedownMath::from(ParsedownExtra::from(new State))); $Parsedown = new Parsedown(ParsedownMath::from(ParsedownExtra::from(new State)));
``` ```
In the above, the first object that we initialise the chain of composed extensions is the `State` object. This `State`
object is passed from `ParsedownExtra` to `ParsedownMath`, and then finally, to `Parsedown`. At each stage new
information is added to the `State`: adding or removing parsing instructions, and to enabling or disabling features.
The `State` object both contains instructions for how to parse a document (e.g. new blocks and inlines), as well as
information used throughout parsing (such as link reference definitions, or recursion depth). By writing `new State`,
we create a `State` object that is setup with Parsedown's default behaviours, and by passing that object through
different extensions (using the `::from` method), these extensions are free to alter, add to, or remove from that
default behaviour.
## Introduction to the `State` Object ## Introduction to the `State` Object
Key to Parsedown's new composability for extensions is the `State` object. Key to Parsedown's new composability for extensions is the `State` object.