Clarify docs on MJCF format comparison to inline CSS.
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@@ -14,8 +14,8 @@ MJCF models can represent complex dynamical systems with a wide range of feature
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these features requires a rich modeling format, which can become cumbersome if it is not designed with usability in
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mind. Therefore we have made an effort to design MJCF as a scalable format, allowing users to start small and build
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more detailed models later. Particularly helpful in this regard is the extensive :ref:`default setting <CDefault>`
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mechanism inspired by the idea of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) in HTML. It enables users to rapidly create new models
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and experiment with them. Experimentation is further aided by numerous :ref:`options <option>` which
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mechanism inspired by the idea of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) inlined in HTML. It enables users to rapidly create
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new models and experiment with them. Experimentation is further aided by numerous :ref:`options <option>` which
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can be used to reconfigure the simulation pipeline, and by quick re-loading that makes model editing an interactive
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process.
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