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The SUMMARY.md file

src/SUMMARY.md is the table of contents. mdBook uses it to determine the book structure, chapter ordering, and navigation. Every chapter must be listed here.

Example:

# Summary

[Introduction](./introduction.md)

# Part One

- [Getting Started](./part1/getting-started.md)
- [Core Concepts](./part1/core-concepts.md)

# Part Two

- [Advanced Topics](./part2/advanced.md)

• Lines starting with # create part headings (rendered as section dividers).
• Lines starting with - are chapters (linked Markdown files).
• Indented items become sub-chapters.

Writing Markdown

mdBook supports standard Markdown plus a few extensions:

• Code blocks with syntax highlighting (specify the language after the opening triple backticks)
• {{#include}} — include external files or parts of files
• {{#playground}} — embed Rust playgrounds (useful for Rust documentation)

Including files

You can include the contents of another file:

{{#include ../path/to/file.rs}}

Or include only specific lines:

{{#include ../path/to/file.rs:3:10}}

This is handy for keeping code examples in separate, testable files.

Creating a new chapter

1. Add an entry to SUMMARY.md
2. Create the corresponding .md file
3. Write your content

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