Converted docx text of the Recommendation ITU-T G.191 to Markdown

[ludomal]

Related to #40.

These markdown files will allow easier editing to the Recommendation. STL2009 text was used as base text.

The recommendation was split in three files (Main, Annex A, Annex B). These files will then be used by the Editor of G.191 to prepare the draft text to be submitted to the ITU.

The Markdown can be converted to HTML using pandoc. Then the generated HTML code can be open in MS Word.

Pandoc can convert to docx directly however highlights seem to be lost in the process.

[dennisguse]

About the hyperlink: depends on what is needed for.
By default, Pandocs generates for each caption <h>-elements including id.
So, these could be referenced by hyperlink to provide go to links.
However, if the content of the caption is changed, the id changes as well.
So, if the captions change often, it might be better to manually provide anchor targets (and define the id manually).

user@noname:/tmp$ cat test.md 
# Headline1 

Test
Test

## Headline2

Test
Test

Results in:

user@noname:/tmp$ pandoc --from markdown --to html test.md 
<h1 id="headline1">Headline1</h1>
<p>Test Test</p>
<h2 id="headline2">Headline2</h2>
<p>Test Test</p>

[dennisguse]

@ludomal
I am not entirely sure, but are the original files the markdown files were generated from already in this repository?
Otherwise it would be nice to add a link pointing to the files into the commit message.
This way it would be known on where the content initially came from.

[ludomal]

@dennisguse, I will remove the hyperlinks and let pandoc generate them.

With regards to the original file, I did put a note at the top of the document to let the community knows that this is not the official document and that it can be found on the ITU website, with a link. The document is contained in a zip file.

Alternatively, we could upload the PDF on Github?

[ludomal]

Hyperlinks are now removed.

[dennisguse]

Let's merge it.
We just need to be careful - at the moment, there are a lots of non-generated text files, which outdated rather quickly.
At some point in future, we need to switch to at least auto-generate the technical documentation.

[dennisguse]

@ludomal If you are also satisfied - please merge :)