const CITATIONS_AND_GLOSSARY: &str = "\
Citations are written in rich text as \\cite{key}, \\cite[postnote]{key} or \\cite[prenote][postnote]{key}, where key is a reference's citation_key. References hold one BibTeX entry each (fields citation_key, bibtex); the entry's key must equal citation_key and be unique in the course. The server checks only an entry's structure; pages render citations with a stricter parser, so keep to standard BibTeX and preview a page that cites a new entry.
Glossary terms (fields term, definition) are highlighted automatically wherever the exact term appears, case-sensitively, as a whole word: a letter (ä and ö included), digit or _ at the term's edge never touches another one, so \"äly\" isn't highlighted in \"tekoäly\" and an inflected form like \"algoritmin\" isn't highlighted for \"algoritmi\". A tag counts as a word edge. Nothing is marked up in the content.
Renaming a citation_key rewrites its citations in page content and exercise instructions. Removing a reference, or renaming or removing a term, changes no content; the result lists the pages and exercise instructions that use it.";