remove other examples; the only thing not demonstrated that was demon…

…strated before is a solved example question

Justfile

@@ -9,8 +9,11 @@ default:
 # generate manual
 doc:
 	typst compile docs/manual.typ docs/manual.pdf
-	for f in $(find gallery -maxdepth 1 -name '*.typ'); do typst c "$f"; done
-	for f in question-types small-example example; do typst c --input solution=true "gallery/$f.typ" "gallery/$f-solved.pdf"; done
+	for f in $(find gallery -maxdepth 1 -name '*.typ'); do \
+		f="$(basename "$f" .typ)"; \
+		typst c "gallery/$f.typ"; \
+		typst c "gallery/$f.typ" "gallery/$f-solved.pdf" --input solution=true; \
+	done
 
 	mkdir -p tmp
 	typst c --ppi 250 "gallery/example.typ" "tmp/example{n}.png"

README.md

@@ -29,10 +29,11 @@ See the [manual](docs/manual.pdf) for details.
 </tr>
 </table>
 
-This and more examples can be found in the [gallery](gallery/). Here are some excerpts from the shown example:
+This example can be found in the [gallery](gallery/). Here are some excerpts from it:
 
 ```typ
 #import "@preview/scrutinize:0.3.0" as scrutinize: grading, task, solution, task-kinds
+#import task-kinds: free-form, gap, choice
 #import task: t
 
 // ... document setup ...
@@ -42,28 +43,28 @@ This and more examples can be found in the [gallery](gallery/). Here are some ex
   let total = grading.total-points(ts)
 
   let grades = grading.grades(
-    [Nicht Genügend (5)],
-    4/8 * total,
-    [Genügend (4)],
-    5/8 * total,
-    [Befriedigend (3)],
-    6/8 * total,
-    [Gut (2)],
-    7/8 * total,
-    [Sehr Gut (1)],
+    [F],
+    0.6 * total,
+    [D],
+    0.7 * total,
+    [C],
+    0.8 * total,
+    [B],
+    0.9 * total,
+    [A],
   )
 
   // ... show the grading key ...
 }
 
 // ...
 
-= Grundkompetenzen -- Theorieteil B
+= Basic competencies -- theoretical part B
 
 #lorem(40)
 
-== Text schreiben
-#t(category: "b", points: 3)
+== Writing
+#t(category: "b", points: 4)
 #lorem(30)
 
 #task-kinds.free-form.lines(stretch: 180%, lorem(20))
@@ -74,7 +75,7 @@ This and more examples can be found in the [gallery](gallery/). Here are some ex
 
 #{
   set align(center)
-  task-kinds.choice.multiple((
+  choice.multiple((
     (lorem(3), true),
     (lorem(5), true),
     (lorem(4), false),

docs/manual.typ

@@ -231,7 +231,7 @@ Once we have the total points of the exam figured out, we need to define the gra
 #lorem(20)
 ```)
 
-Obviously we would not want to render this representation as-is, but #ref-fn("grading.grades()") gives us a convenient way to have all the necessary information, without assuming things like inclusive or exclusive point ranges. The `test.typ` example in the gallery has a more complete demonstration of a grading key.
+Obviously we would not want to render this representation as-is, but #ref-fn("grading.grades()") gives us a convenient way to have all the necessary information, without assuming things like inclusive or exclusive point ranges. The example in the gallery has a more complete demonstration of a grading key.
 
 One thing to note is that #ref-fn("grading.grades()") does not process the limits of the grade ranges; they're simply passed through. If you prefer to ignore total points and instead show percentages, or want to use both, that is also possible:
 
@@ -258,7 +258,8 @@ Tasks have a desired response, and producing sample solutions can be made very c
 
 - #ref-fn("solution._state"): this boolean state controls whether solutions are currently shown in the document. Some methods have convenience functions on the module level to make accessing them easier: #ref-fn("solution.get()"), #ref-fn("solution.update()").
 - #ref-fn("solution.answer()"): this function uses the solution state to conditionally hide the provided answer.
-- #ref-fn("solution.with()"): this function sets the solution state temporarily, before switching back to the original state. The `small-example.typ` example in the gallery uses this to show a solved example task at the beginning of the document.
+- #ref-fn("solution.with()"): this function sets the solution state temporarily, before switching back to the original state.
+  // The `small-example.typ` example in the gallery uses this to show a solved example task at the beginning of the document.
 
 Additionally, the solution state can be set using the Typst CLI using `--input solution=true` (or `false`, which is already the default). Within context expressions, a task can use ```typ #solution.get()``` or ```typ #solution.answer()``` to find out whether solutions are shown. This is also used by Scrutinize's task templates.