You’ve probably seen .ini files before; they are quite common as configuration files on the Microsoft Windows platform but are also found in many other places such as ODBC configuration files, Ansible’s inventory files,1 and so on.
This is what they look like:
key1=value2
[section1]
key2=value2
key3 = with spaces
; comment lines start with a semicolon, and are
; ignored by the parser
[section2]
more=stuff
Raku offers regexes for parsing and grammars for structuring and reusing regexes.
You could use the Config::INI2 module (after installing with zef install Config::INI) to parse files ...
