fix: embed includes that weren't working

hope that's not a sign of something wrong

README.md

@@ -89,7 +89,11 @@ Quarto-processed markdown.
 > **\_hello_first_last.qmd**
 >
 > ``` markdown
-> {{< include _hello_first_last.qmd >}}
+> ::: {.callout-tip title="Hi there!"}
+> {{#person}}
+> Hello, {{ honorific }} {{ name.first }} {{ name.last }}!
+> {{/person}}
+> :::
 > ```
 >
 > </div>
@@ -113,7 +117,11 @@ markdown list from an array of my favorite fruits.
 > **\_favorite_fruits.md**
 >
 > ``` markdown
-> {{< include _favorite_fruits.md >}}
+> These are a few of my favorite fruits:
+>
+> {{#fruits}}
+> - {{.}}
+> {{/fruits}}
 > ```
 >
 > </div>

README.qmd

@@ -99,9 +99,13 @@ Any key-value pair that starts with `{` or `[` will be parsed into a JSON object
 Note that the file type affects the output.
 The next example, in addition to using JSON data, uses a `.qmd` file to render the output as Quarto-processed markdown.
 
-> ````{.markdown filename="_hello_first_last.qmd"}
-> {{< include _hello_first_last.qmd >}}
-> ````
+> ```{.markdown filename="_hello_first_last.qmd"}
+> ::: {.callout-tip title="Hi there!"}
+> {{#person}}
+> Hello, {{ honorific }} {{ name.first }} {{ name.last }}!
+> {{/person}}
+> :::
+> ```
 > 
 > ```{.markdown shortcodes="false"}
 > {{< partial _hello_first_last.qmd person='{"honorific": "Mr.", "name": {"first": "Garrick", "last": "Aden-Buie"}}' >}}
@@ -113,7 +117,11 @@ Finally, remember that you can use the full power of [mustache templating][musta
 The next example creates a markdown list from an array of my favorite fruits.
 
 > ````{.markdown filename="_favorite_fruits.md"}
-> {{< include _favorite_fruits.md >}}
+> These are a few of my favorite fruits:
+> 
+> {{#fruits}}
+> - {{.}}
+> {{/fruits}}
 > ````
 > 
 > ```{.markdown shortcodes="false"}