#==========================================================================
# This is a single Python dictionary: {'filename': 'notetext', ...}.
# It augments and overrides any filename.note files in the images folder.
# Use implicit line concatenation or triple quotes to make text span lines.
# Literal emojis and Python \x string escapes work, as do # comments.
# Use _<> for tags, _&; for entities, and r'' or \' for ' in '' strings.
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{

'nonesuch.png': 
    'bogus filenames ignored, but warned on startup',

'z-explicitly-first.jpg': 
    'A simple note, which can be coded in a .note file or NOTES.py. '
    '\n\n_<hr>This image uses _<A HREF="../NOTES.py">NOTES.py_</A> and '
    'appears first per _<A HREF="../ORDER.txt">ORDER.txt_</A>.',

'x-notes-dict-test.png': 
    'Bloddy '
    'Blah Blah Blah... 🐍'
    '_<br>_<br>_<hr>'
    'This page uses both ' 
    '_<A HREF="../NOTES.py">NOTES.py_</A> and '
    '_<A HREF="../CAPTIONS.py">CAPTIONS.py_</A>.',

'build-on-android-1.jpg': 
"""
The _<B>best_</B> book
_<I>you'll_</I> find
at _<A href='https://learning-python.com/about-lp6e.html'>amazon_</A>!…
_<HR style="margin: 24px 0px;">
We _<b>really_</b> like 
_<i>_<a href="https://quixotely.com">this_</a>_</i> app 
⭐
_<span style="color: white; 
              font-size: 1.1em; font-family: times; font-weight: bold;">
alot_</span>
_&#11088;️

_<hr>
This page uses both 
_<A HREF="../NOTES.py">NOTES.py_</A> and 
_<A HREF="../CAPTIONS.py">CAPTIONS.py_</A>.
""",

}