Added blackhole methods to API docs

docs/markdown/git.md

@@ -717,9 +717,6 @@ If verification succeeds, the retrieved artifact files, along with the release m
 
 #### IMPORTANT
 Keeping the retrieved release manifest is a **very** good idea! It allows you to easily obtain future releases and updates to the software directly, while verifying they came from the same publisher.
-```rawmu
->>>
-```
 
 **Obtaining & Updating Releases Using RSM Manifests**
 

docs/markdown/reference.md

@@ -1295,4 +1295,24 @@ will announce it.
 
 * **Parameters:**
   * **destination_hash** – A destination hash as *bytes*.
-  * **on_interface** – If specified, the path request will only be sent on this interface. In normal use, Reticulum handles this automatically, and this parameter should not be used.
+  * **on_interface** – If specified, the path request will only be sent on this interface. In normal use, Reticulum handles this automatically, and this parameter should not be used.
+
+#### `static blackhole_identity(identity_hash, until=None, reason=None)`
+
+Blackholes an identity.
+
+* **Parameters:**
+  * **identity_hash** – The identity hash to blackhole as *bytes*.
+  * **until** – Optional unix timestamp of when the blackhole expires as *float* or *int*.
+  * **reason** – Optional reason for the blackhole as *str*.
+* **Returns:**
+  *True* if successful, otherwise *False*.
+
+#### `static unblackhole_identity(identity_hash)`
+
+Lifts blackhole for an identity.
+
+* **Parameters:**
+  **identity_hash** – The identity hash to blackhole as *bytes*.
+* **Returns:**
+  *True* if successful, otherwise *False*.

docs/markdown/zen.md

@@ -189,8 +189,8 @@ This is not about “dropping out” of society. It is about building a substrat
 
 **Consider:**
 
-- **The Old Way:** “My connection is slow. I should call my ISP and complain.”
-- **The Zen Way:** “The path is noisy. I will adjust the antenna or find a better route.”
+- **The Old Way:**  *“My connection is slow. I should call my ISP and complain.”*
+- **The Zen Way:**  *“The path is noisy. I will adjust the antenna or find a better route.”*
 
 By taking ownership of the infrastructure, you take ownership of your voice. You stop shouting into someone else’s megaphone and start building your own. The network is no longer something that happens to you; it is something you make happen.