Please bring back the less ugly alerts syntax

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The current syntax for alerts or notes or warnings in markdown documentation on GitHub looks like this:

> [!WARNING]
> This is an example warning that works.

How it looks like:

Warning

This is an example warning that works.

However, this syntax is in my opinion vastly inferior to the old way that used to work, which was this:

> **Warning**
> This is an example warning, now sadly broken.

...but this no longer works:

Warning
This is an example warning, now sadly broken.

I'm suggesting this removal of the old syntax is reverted, and the old syntax should be reintroduced, simply because it is a very intuitive way of writing it. In my humble opinion, [!...] looks like a bracketed chaos and since it's not even a link it semantically doesn't seem to make much sense.

Markdowns main advantage is that it looks intuitive and approachable, for most elements and where it is feasible of course, which is what a **Warning** achieves and in my opinion, a weird-looking [!Warning] simply doesn't. Please keep the intuitive syntax around for those who prefer it.

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