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Updated Crafting Guide Data Format V2 (markdown)

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Andrew Miner
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You can check your file for errors by running the `./scripts/verify <file>` command on your file. This examine the file and print out any errors. If no errors are found, there is no output. While working on a data file, it is often handy to use the UNIX `watch` command to provide continuous feedback: `watch ./script/verify <file>`. You can check your file for errors by running the `./scripts/verify <file>` command on your file. This examine the file and print out any errors. If no errors are found, there is no output. While working on a data file, it is often handy to use the UNIX `watch` command to provide continuous feedback: `watch ./script/verify <file>`.
You can pretty-print a data file using the `./scripts/reformat <file> (<output>|-)?` command. This will You can pretty-print a data file using the `./scripts/reformat <file> (<output>|-)?` command. This will
correct indentation, alphabetize items, and generally clean things up. correct indentation, alphabetize items, and generally clean things up. Omitting the second argument will reformat the given file in place. Providing a `-` as the second argument will print the reformatted file to `stdout` without actually modifying the original.
Please be sure to use these two commands prior to submitting a pull request for a new data file! Please be sure to use these two commands prior to submitting a pull request for a new data file!