anchor.diff:  command.
   
   The constructor of `FsiEvaluator` takes command line parameters for `fsi.exe` that can
  -be used to specify e.g. defined symbols and other attributes for F# Interactive.
  +be used to specify, for example, defined symbols and other attributes for F# Interactive.
   
   You can also subscribe to the `EvaluationFailed` event which is fired whenever the evaluation
  -of an expression fails. You can use that to do tests that verify that all the code on your
  +of an expression fails. You can use that to do tests that verify that all off the code in your
   documentation executes without errors.
   
   Emitting Raw Text
   -----------------
   
  -When writing documents, it is sometimes required to emit, completely unaltered text. Up to this point all
  -of the `commands` have decorated the code or text with some formatting for example a `pre` element. When working 
  +When writing documents, it is sometimes required to emit completely unaltered text. Up to this point all
  +of the `commands` have decorated the code or text with some formatting, for example a `pre` element. When working 
   with layout or content generation engines such as Jeykll, we sometimes need to emit plain text as declarations to
   said engines. This is where the `raw` command is useful.
   
  
positive.code: </ol>
  </blockquote>
  
  *)
negative.code: 
  The functionality is currently available (and tested) for F# script files (`*.fsx`) that
  contain special comments to embed the Markdown text. To embed output of a script file, 
  a couple of additional special comments are added.
  
  The following snippet (F# Script file) demonstates the functionality:
  
  