XYZ JavaScript/HTML Parser

The XYZ JavaScript/HTML parser is a tool for parsing custom HTML tags and
converting them into valid HTML tags. The parser is designed to work with a
specific set of custom tags that are defined by the XYZ project.

Usage
To use the XYZ parser, simply call the parse function and pass in a string of HTML
code. The parser will then scan the input string for custom tags and replace them
with their equivalent HTML tags. Here is an example usage of the parse function:

const input = `
<"hi">
<p"hello world">
<b"this text is bold">
<h1"header 1">
<h3"header 3">
<l<i"item 1"><i"item 2">
<ul<i"item 1"><i"item 2">
<table 2x2<c"1x1"><c"1x2"><c"2x1"><c"2x2">>
`;

const output = parse(input);

console.log(output);
The parse function will return a string of valid HTML code that corresponds to the
input string.

Custom Tags
The XYZ parser supports the following custom HTML tags:

<"content">: Writes the specified content to the HTML output.

<p"content">: Creates a new paragraph with the specified content.
<b"content">: Writes the specified content in bold to the HTML output.
<h1"content">: Creates a header 1 element with the specified content.
<h3"content">, <h4"content">, <h5"content">, <h6"content">: Creates header elements
with the specified content and header level.
<l><i"content">: Creates a new list item with the specified content.
<ul><i"content">: Creates a new unordered list item with the specified content.
<table rowsxcols><c"content">: Creates a new table with the specified number of
rows and columns. The rowsxcols attribute should be specified as two integers
separated by the letter "x", e.g. "2x3" for a table with 2 rows and 3 columns. The
c tag should be used to specify the content of each table cell.
Error Handling
If the parser encounters an unrecognized custom tag, it will throw an error with a
message indicating the tag that was not recognized. This can be useful for
detecting errors in input strings that contain invalid tags or syntax errors.

Example
Here is an example input string and its corresponding output after being parsed by
the XYZ parser:

Input String:

<"Welcome to XYZ">
<p"Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.">
<h1"XYZ Parser">
<ul
 <i"Item 1">
<i"Item 2">
<i"Item 3">
>

<table 2x3
<c"1x1">
<c"1x2">
<c"1x3">
<c"2x1">
<c"2x2">
<c"2x3">
>

Output String:

Welcome to XYZ
<p>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.</p>
<h1>XYZ Parser</h1>
<ul>
<li>Item 1</li>
<li>Item 2</li>
</ul>

<table>
<tr>
<td>1x1</td> <td>1x2</td> <td>1x3</td>
<td>2x1</td> <td>2x2</td> <td>2x3</td>
</tr>
</table>