!3 ''Parsers'' are selected automatically by ${fitLibrary}
!3 ''Parsers'' are responsible for:
 * ''Parsing'': Turning the contents of a cell (a String or embedded tables) into a primitive value, collection or object. A Parser uses a suitable ''traverse'' to create a value from embedded tables. Sometimes, a ''factory method'' is also needed.
 * ''Matching'': Ensuring that the contents of a cell (String or embedded tables) corresponds to a primitive value, collection or object. A ${parser} uses a suitable ${traverse} to match against embedded tables.
 * ''Showing'': Turning a primitive value, collection or object into a String message, for when an expected String doesn't match the actual value.
!3 There are ${parser}''s'' for:
 * The primitive types and their corresponding object forms. Eg, '''int''', '''Integer''', '''char''', '''Character'''. And String.
  * ^PrimitiveParsers
 * Each of the collection types: Array, List, Set, Map, Iterator
  * ^ArrayParser, ^ListParser, ^SetParser, ^MapParser
 * For specialised ''graphical'' values within cells (see information elsewhere for these)
 * For a ${valueObject} -- which has its own ''parse()'' method for handling text from cells, or it is constructed/checked with an embedded table
  * ^ValueObjectParser
 * For an ${entity} -- which is identified by String key (using a ''find'' method), or it is constructed/checked with an embedded table
  * ^EntityParser

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