double quote TagName values

matroska_tags.xml

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ All tags can be used "under" the "ORIGINAL" tag like "LYRICIST", "LEAD_PERFORMER
     <tag name="SAMPLE" class="Nesting Information" type="nested">
       <description lang="en">A tag that contains other tags to describe a sample used in the
 targeted item taken from another work of art. All tags in this list can be used
-"under" the SAMPLE tag like TITLE, ARTIST, DATE_RELEASED, etc.</description>
+"under" the "SAMPLE" tag like "TITLE", "ARTIST", "DATE_RELEASED", etc.</description>
     </tag>
     <tag name="COUNTRY" class="Nesting Information" type="UTF-8">
       <description lang="en">The name of the country
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ the total number of tracks of an audio CD).</description>
 the track number of an audio CD).</description>
     </tag>
     <tag name="PART_OFFSET" class="Organization Information" type="UTF-8">
-      <description lang="en">A number to add to PART_NUMBER, when the parts at that level don't start at 1
+      <description lang="en">A number to add to "PART_NUMBER", when the parts at that level don't start at 1
 (e.g., if `TargetType` is "TRACK", the track number of the second audio CD).</description>
     </tag>
     <tag name="TITLE" class="Titles" type="UTF-8">
@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ Or "Marley Bob" and "Marley Robert Nesta" (no comma needed).</description>
     </tag>
     <tag name="INSTRUMENTS" class="Nested Information" type="UTF-8">
       <description lang="en">The instruments that are being used/played, separated by a comma.
-It **SHOULD** be a child of the following tags: ARTIST, LEAD_PERFORMER, or ACCOMPANIMENT.</description>
+It **SHOULD** be a child of the following tags: "ARTIST", "LEAD_PERFORMER", or "ACCOMPANIMENT".</description>
     </tag>
     <tag name="EMAIL" class="Nested Information" type="UTF-8">
       <description lang="en">Email corresponding to the tag it's included in.</description>
@@ -227,7 +227,7 @@ The format follows the infamous "TCON" tag in [@!ID3v2.3].</description>
       <description lang="en">Describes the period that the piece is from or about. For example, "Renaissance".</description>
     </tag>
     <tag name="LAW_RATING" class="Search and Classification" type="UTF-8">
-      <description lang="en">Depending on the `COUNTRY` it's the format of the rating of a movie (P, R, X in the USA,
+      <description lang="en">Depending on the "COUNTRY" it's the format of the rating of a movie (P, R, X in the USA,
 an age in other countries or a URI defining a logo).</description>
     </tag>
     <tag name="DATE_RELEASED" class="Temporal Information" type="UTF-8">
@@ -253,13 +253,13 @@ an age in other countries or a URI defining a logo).</description>
     </tag>
     <tag name="DATE_STARTED" class="Temporal Information" type="UTF-8">
       <description lang="en">When the information of the parent `SimpleTag` element starts being valid.
-      The information of the parent `SimpleTag` element is only valid between this date and the `DATE_ENDED` date of the same level.
-      The `DATE_ENDED` is **OPTIONAL**. If empty or omitted the end date is unknown.</description>
+      The information of the parent `SimpleTag` element is only valid between this date and the "DATE_ENDED" date of the same level.
+      The "DATE_ENDED" is **OPTIONAL**. If empty or omitted the end date is unknown.</description>
     </tag>
     <tag name="DATE_ENDED" class="Temporal Information" type="UTF-8">
       <description lang="en">When the information is not valid anymore.
-      The information of the parent `SimpleTag` element is only valid between the `DATE_STARTED` date of the same level and this date.
-      The `DATE_STARTED` is **OPTIONAL**. If empty or omitted the start date is unknown.</description>
+      The information of the parent `SimpleTag` element is only valid between the "DATE_STARTED" date of the same level and this date.
+      The "DATE_STARTED" is **OPTIONAL**. If empty or omitted the start date is unknown.</description>
     </tag>
     <tag name="RECORDING_LOCATION" class="Spatial Information" type="UTF-8">
       <description lang="en">The location where the item was recorded,

tagging.md

@@ -143,10 +143,10 @@ artist for all tracks, you just need to set the ARTIST tag at level 50 (ALBUM) a
 to each TRACK (but you can). That also means that, if some parts of the CD have no known
 ARTIST, the value **MUST** be set to nothing (a void string "").
 
-When a level doesn't exist it **MUST NOT** be specified in the files, so that the TOTAL_PARTS
-and PART_NUMBER elements match the same levels.
+When a level doesn't exist it **MUST NOT** be specified in the files, so that the "TOTAL_PARTS"
+and "PART_NUMBER" elements match the same levels.
 
-Here is an example of how these `organizational` tags work: If you set 10 TOTAL_PARTS to
+Here is an example of how these `organizational` tags work: If you set 10 "TOTAL_PARTS" to
 the ALBUM level (40) it means the album contains 10 lower parts. The lower part in question
 is the first lower level that is specified in the file. So, if it's TRACK (30), then that
 means it contains 10 tracks. If it's MOVEMENT (20), that means it's 10 movements, etc.