Cleared the code formatting.

source/template.typ

@@ -1,15 +1,17 @@
 // This is a fully documented Typst configuration file.
-// If something is unclear, check the referece: https://typst.app/docs/reference/.
+// If something is unclear, check the Typst docs or file an issue.
+// ===============================================================
 
 // Constants.
+// ----------
 
-// The QED sign - a square drawn with four strokes.
+/* The QED sign - a square drawn with four strokes. */
 #let qed = [$square.stroked$]
 
 // Language-specific constants.
 #let lang = "fr"
 
-// Environments name.
+/* Environments name. */
 #let outline-title = [Table des matières]
 #let abstract-text = "Résumé"
 #let proposition-text = "Propostition"
@@ -21,32 +23,32 @@
 #let example-text = "Exemple"
 #let proof-text = "Démonstration"
 
-// Number the equations starting with the heading hierarchy before them.
-// E.g. if we are looking at the 6th equation in the 4th subheading
-// of the 2nd heading, it will show "(2.4.6)" in the right.
+/* Number the equations starting with the heading hierarchy before them.
+   E.g. if we are looking at the 6th equation in the 4th subheading
+   of the 2nd heading, it will show "(2.4.6)" in the right. */
 #let numbering-equation(equation) = [(#counter(heading).display()#equation)]
 #let numbered-equation(body) = math.equation(numbering: numbering-equation, block: true)[#body]
 
 // Functions.
+// ----------
 
+/* Emphasize a block by placing it in a decorated rectangle. */
 #let block-emph(body, way: "") = {
   if way == "fill" {
-    // Empathize text by putting it in a very light filled gray box.
     rect(fill: rgb(0, 0, 0, 10), width: 100%, radius: 1pt)[#body]
   } else if way == "outline" {
-    // Empathize text by putting it in a very light gray box.
     rect(stroke: rgb(0, 0, 0, 18) + 4pt, width: 100%, radius: 1pt)[#body]
   } else {
     [#body]
   }
 }
 
-// The `name` named variable allows us to give a name to be displayed instead of the numbers.
-#let math-block(body, name: "", kind: "", emphasis: "bold", decoration: "fill") = {
-  // We create a counter to be able to index the environment.
-  let current-counter = counter(kind)
+/* The `name` named variable allows us to give a name to be displayed instead of the numbers. */
+#let math-block(body, name: "", id: "", emphasis: "bold", decoration: "fill") = {
+  /* We create a counter to be able to index the environment. */
+  let current-counter = counter(id)
 
-  let id = if name == "" {
+  let name = if name == "" {
     current-counter.step()
     counter(heading).display() + current-counter.display()
   } else {
@@ -54,27 +56,29 @@
   }
 
   if emphasis == "bold" {
-    block-emph(way: decoration)[*#kind #id.* #body]
+    block-emph(way: decoration)[*#id #name.* #body]
   } else if emphasis == "italics" {
-    block-emph(way: decoration)[_#kind #id._ #body]
+    block-emph(way: decoration)[_#id #name._ #body]
   } else {
-    block-emph(way: decoration)[#kind #id. #body]
+    block-emph(way: decoration)[#id #name. #body]
   }
 }
 
-#let proposition(body, name: "") = math-block(body, name: name, kind: proposition-text)
-#let lemma(body, name: "") = math-block(body, name: name, kind: lemma-text)
-#let theorem(body, name: "") = math-block(body, name: name, kind: lemma-text)
-#let corrolary(body, name: "") = math-block(body, name: name, kind: lemma-text)
-#let definition(body, name: "") = math-block(body, name: name, kind: definition-text, emphasis: "italics", decoration: "outline")
-#let remark(body, name: "") = math-block(body, name: name, kind: remark-text, decoration: "none")
-#let example(body, name: "") = math-block(body, name: name, kind: example-text, decoration: "none")
+// Functions we will directly use.
+#let proposition(body, name: "") = math-block(body, name: name, id: proposition-text)
+#let lemma(body, name: "") = math-block(body, name: name, id: lemma-text)
+#let theorem(body, name: "") = math-block(body, name: name, id: lemma-text)
+#let corrolary(body, name: "") = math-block(body, name: name, id: lemma-text)
+#let definition(body, name: "") = math-block(body, name: name, id: definition-text, emphasis: "italics", decoration: "outline")
+#let remark(body, name: "") = math-block(body, name: name, id: remark-text, decoration: "none")
+#let example(body, name: "") = math-block(body, name: name, id: example-text, decoration: "none")
 
-// It takes the body of the proof, and formats it by adding the QED
-// symbol at the end, and the _#proof-text._ text at the front.
+/* It takes the body of the proof, and formats it by adding the QED
+   symbol at the end, and the _#proof-text._ text at the front. */
 #let proof(body) = [_#proof-text._ #body #h(3em) #place(right, dy: -7pt, qed)]
 
 // Configuration of the paper.
+// ---------------------------
 
 #let configuration(title: none, authors: (), abstract: [], doc) = {
   set document(title: title, author: if authors.len() != 0 {
@@ -89,11 +93,11 @@
 
   set text(lang: lang, font: "New Computer Modern", size: 10pt)
 
-  // Similar formatting to LaTeX.
+  /* Similar formatting to LaTeX. */
   set par(leading: 0.55em, justify: true)
   set heading(numbering: "1.")
 
-  // Show headings like in asmart.
+  /* Show headings like in asmart. */
   show heading: it => {
     set block(above: 1.8em, below: 1.2em)
     set align(center)
@@ -105,7 +109,7 @@
       block(counter(heading).display() + " " + smallcaps(it.body))
     }
 
-    // We want equations to be local to their heading.
+    /* We want equations to be local to their heading. */
     counter(math.equation).update(0)
   }
 
@@ -115,7 +119,7 @@
 
   v(1em)
 
-  // We print authors' information in a grid.
+  /* We print authors' information in a grid. */
   let count = authors.len()
   let ncols = calc.min(count, 3)
   grid(columns: (1fr,) * ncols, row-gutter: 24pt, ..authors.map(author => [