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TEST: dimensions and coordinates "dirty" (low level) tests.

topics(dimensions) and subtopics (coord.) must be detected properly and rendered into menu->topics Concatenated blocks declatarions must work properly:

|[[{ topic01.1, { topic01.2, { topic01.3 ]]  <·· "dirty" anidated { start blocks must work properly.
|Lorem Ipsum │ topic01.2 │ topic01.3      
|│ topic01.1 │ topic01.2 └ topic01.3 [[}]]

 │ topic01.1 └ topic01.2 [[}]]               · Termination of blocks must work properly.

 │ topic01.1                                   When selecting topic01.3, topic01.2, tests01.1
 └ topic01.1 [[}]]                             only the corresponding text inside each block is displayed

    [[{ topic01.1 ]]                           topic01.1 belongs to level 1 block.

      │        [[{ topic01.2]]                 topic01.2 belongs to level 1 and 2 blocks.

      │           │        [[{ topic01.3]]      topic01.3 belongs to level 1, 2 and 3:
      │ topic01.1 │ topic01.2 │ topic01.3
      │ topic01.1 │ topic01.2 └ topic01.3      TEST: Select topic01.3 in menu. Level 3 block
      │ topic01.1 │ topic01.2 [[}]]                 must be displayed.

      │ topic01.1 └ [[}]]                      TEST: Select match parent-blocks up to 1
      │ topic01.1                                    level 2 and 3 block must be displayed.
      │ topic01.1                              TEST: Select match parent-blocks up to 2
      └ [[}]]                                       level 1, 2 and 3 block must be displayed.

  ┌─[[{topic02. 1.]]  <- TEST: must be parsed as topic02.1
  └─[[}]]                     ignoring whitespaces and final dots(TODO:fix)

TEST subdimensions

┌─[[{topic03]]       topic03.1      <- TEST: selected topic03 must also de/select
└─[[}]]              topic03.1               topic03.*

┌─[[{topic03.1]]     topic03.1      <- TEST: selected topic03.1 must also de/select
└─[[}]]              topic03.1               topic03.1.*

┌─ [[{topic03.1.1]]  topic03.1.1    <- TEST: selected topic03.1.1 must also de/select
└─ [[}]]             topic03.1.1             topic03.1.1.

┌─ [[{topic03.1.1.1]]topic03.1.1.1
└─ [[}]]             topic03.1.1.1

┌─ [[{topic03.2]]    topic03.2
└─ [[}]]             topic03.2

TEST: Avoiding clonflicts with Shell-script syntax:

[[{forbidden_topic.$}]]            <- TEST: topics including '$' character must be ignored
[[{$forbidden_topic} ]]               to avoid synxtax conflicts with shell conditional-expressions
[[{forbidden_topic $}]]               if [[ ... ${SOME_VARIABLE} ... ]]
                                      (This is also useful to create "comments" inside tags)
   └──────┬────────┘
          └ those topics must not appear in topics menu.

TEST: horphan topics

topic0, topic5 outside any block and must NOT be displayed in topics menu. [[topic0,topic5]]

TEST: "fine" vs "coarse" paragraph topic tagging.

[[{ topicA.coarse ]] START OF TOPIC A (and C). paragraph A: Lorem Ipsum to dominate the World bla bla bla .....
When filtering by topicA.coarse all paragraphs up to closing curly braces will be displayed. This includes paragraph A, B and C.

paragraph B: Lorem Ipsum to dominate the World bla bla bla .... [[{ topicB.fine } ]] ¹ start-end of topicB (notice the curly braces).
displayed. We need to select "match parent blocks up to 1" to display also the "surrounding" parent block.

paragraph C: Lorem Ipsum to dominate the World bla bla bla .... [[ topicC.coarse ]] ¹ ** topicC.coarse added "along" with topicA.coarse in the same block . (notice there are not new curly braces).
When filtering by topicC.coarse all paragraphs from opening to closing (current) curly braces will be displayed. This includes paragraph A, B and C.

[[ topicA.coarse }]] END OF TOPIC A (and C).

paragraph D: Yet another paragraph tagged with topicB.file [[{topicB.fine}]].
Notice, that when filtering by "topicB.fine" this paragraph is displayed along with paragraphB, but when adding "AND" "topicA.coarse" only paragraph B will be displayed, but not this one. topicA.coarse will filter out anything not tagged with this topic.subtopic, then topicB.fine will filter even more.

A best practice is not to abuse of "fine" block tagging, since we loose "surrounding" context with easy.