I wanted to create a multi-line task, but it's outputting a single line:

Is that expected?

### serve-local-tests

Run a local Gemini server.

```sh
echo add '127.0.0.1       a-h.gemini' to your /etc/hosts file
openssl ecparam -genkey -name secp384r1 -out server.key
openssl req -new -x509 -sha256 -key server.key -out server.crt -days 3650 -subj "/C=/ST=/L=/O=/OU=/CN=a-h.gemini"
go run ./cmd/main.go serve --domain=a-h.gemini --certFile=server.crt --keyFile=server.key --path=./tests
```

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Referring to this: https://www.markdownguide.org/basic-syntax/#alternate-syntax

When using:

Tasks
---

Should also be allowed to define the Tasks section as it is an allowed alternative syntax to the H2 header. Currently xc doesn't detect it

Describe the solution you'd like XC cli works with the alternative syntax

Describe alternatives you've considered An alternative is to just keep as-is, but document clearly that it's not supported

Not sure if this is just my vim config, but the underscores aren't liked by Markdown.

This would usually lead me to putting them in backtick fences, but not sure if xc supports this.

I'm trying to build something that requires changing directory.

My first attempt didn't work:

### build

Builds the project.

```sh
cd api && go build ./...
cd cdk && go build ./...
```

So I broke it down into two steps:

### build-api

Directory: ./api

Builds the API.

```sh
go build ./...
```

### build-cdk

Directory: ./cdk

Builds the CDK project.

```sh
go build ./...
```

### build

Requires: build-api, build-cdk

Builds the project.

However, this produces the error:

missing command: near ### run-dynamodb-local

If I put in an empty command block, then I get:

.: 
fork/exec : no such file or directory

Suggest allowing empty commands which have "Requires" sections, or identifying where a shell expression is being used via backtick denotion of sh and using shell execute instead of locating the binary on the path.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. When in a sub-directory of a project that has an xc file defined at the root, you can't run tasks defined said xc file.

Describe the solution you'd like When running xc in a folder that does not contain a README.md with tasks definied, search in parent directories.

Describe alternatives you've considered An alternative is to just keep as-is, to prevent (potentially) unexpected behaviour.

From Vim, it would be great if you could hit, leader t or something, to list xc tasks and run one.

So you'd press leader t, then 1, 2 etc. to run that task, or escape to quit.

:map <leader>t :!xc build<cr>

Unfortunately, interactive commands produce a mess of escape codes in Vim.

However, something like https://github.com/christoomey/vim-run-interactive would need to be used to provide the interactivity of the picklist.