Cloze formatting

In any note, you can do clozes using Anki's standard syntax:
This is a {{c1::cloze note}}
However, by enabling the 'CurlyCloze' option (see Config), you have access to many easier options:

1. This is a {cloze} note with {two clozes} -> This is a {{c1::cloze}} note with {{c2::two clozes}}
2. This is a {2:cloze} note with {1:id syntax} -> This is a {{c2::cloze}} note with {{c1::id syntax}}
3. This is a {2|cloze} {3|note} with {1|alternate id syntax} -> This is a {{c2::cloze}} {{c3::note}} with {{c1::alternate id syntax}}
4. This is a {c1:cloze} note with {c2:another} type of {c3:id syntax} -> This is a {{c1::cloze}} note with {{c2::another}} type of {{c3::id syntax}}
5. This is a {c1|cloze} note with {c2|yet another} type of {c3|id syntax} -> This is a {{c1::cloze}} note with {{c2::yet another}} type of {{c3::id syntax}}

You can also mix and match styles! Note that clozes without an id will always be assigned an id starting from 1, increasing for each new cloze: This is a {cloze} note with {multiple} non-id clozes, as well as {2:some clozes} with {c1|other styles} -> This is a {{c1::cloze}} note with {{c2::multiple}} non-id clozes, as well as {{c2::some clozes}} with {{c1::other styles}}

The 'CurlyCloze' option will apply to any note type that has "Cloze" in the name - for example, "Cloze" itself, as well as something like "Cloze Hide All". So you don't have to worry about having {curly braces} in a Basic note type!

Also do not worry about having curly braces inside a math expression or a code expression - the script has been configured to specifically ignore those.