Reads a CSV or TSV text into one Markdown table. A byte order mark at the start is dropped, and so is Excel's first
line of sep= and a separator, which names the separator unless the options do. A row whose every cell is empty (a
blank line among them) is skipped, a short row is filled with empty cells, and the columns after the last that holds
a word are left out. A cell is read as one line: a line break inside a quoted cell, with the spaces beside it, is made
one space, a bar is made a slash, and the cell's ends are trimmed.
Reads a CSV or TSV text into one Markdown table. A byte order mark at the start is dropped, and so is Excel's first line of
sep=and a separator, which names the separator unless the options do. A row whose every cell is empty (a blank line among them) is skipped, a short row is filled with empty cells, and the columns after the last that holds a word are left out. A cell is read as one line: a line break inside a quoted cell, with the spaces beside it, is made one space, a bar is made a slash, and the cell's ends are trimmed.