Documentation Formatting

Callouts point out helpful information to readers. There are 3 types:

• Info (fa-info-circle): additional information that may be helpful to the user, but is tangential to the body text. Example: (Truffle Teams - Quickstart)[https://www.trufflesuite.com/docs/teams/quickstart#creating-an-account]
• Warning (fa-exclamation-triangle): Something may not work as expected if this advice is not heeded. Rule of thumb: If the callout contains "only" or "must". Example: (Ganache - Unlinking a Corda Project)[https://www.trufflesuite.com/docs/ganache/corda/unlinking-a-corda-project]
• Danger (fa-times-octagon): Something is broken, we're aware of it, and the reader should avoid it (could be a bug in our software or an external bug that has caused an incompatibility). Something dire will happen if this advice is not heeded (loss of funds). Example: (Truffle - Choosing an Ethereum Client)[https://www.trufflesuite.com/docs/truffle/reference/choosing-an-ethereum-client]

Reminder: Until we use an extensible markdown format, we'll need to deal with HTML for now in callouts. Because of this, you'll have to use tags like <code> instead of backticks, and <a> tags instead of markdown link formatting.