Table Markup Guide (diff) - SQLite Testing

Merge of Version1 & Version2
1	As of ~~##6.2##~~!!(green)6.2!!, Wacko introduces a flexible markup for data tables. Any kind of tables allowed by HTML5 can be created using this markup, from the most basic examples (e.g. simple rows of cells) to complex tables with full support for accessibility options.
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3	{{toc numerate=1}}
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228	%%
229	#\|
230	\|\|(x=2; y=2) 2x2 \|(x=2) 2x1 \|(y=2) 1x2 \|\|
231	\|\|(y=2) 1x2 \| 1x1 \|\|
232	\|\| 1x1 \| 1x1 \|(x=2) 2x1 \|\|
233	\|#
234	%%
235
236	#\|
237	\|\|(x=2; y=2) 2x2 \|(x=2) 2x1 \|(y=2) 1x2 \|\|
238	\|\|(y=2) 1x2 \| 1x1 \|\|
239	\|\| 1x1 \| 1x1 \|(x=2) 2x1 \|\|
240	\|#
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470	\|#
471
472	===Accessibility options===
473
474	====Table head, table body and table foot====
475
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522
523	%%
524	#\|
525	?\|Table 1: Company data\|\|
526	\|[\|
527	\| \|(o=col)Employees\|(o=col)Founded\|
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532	%%
533
534	#\|
535	?\|Table 1: Company data\|?
536	\|[\|
537	\| \|(o=col)Employees\|(o=col)Founded\|