HTMHell

HTMHell (shortened to HTMH) is a weird esolang by User:Hammy that looks like HTML

Commands

HTMH commands.
Command	Meaning
<!DOCTYPE HTMHELL>	Must be at the start of the program, if it isn't then start from where it is, if it is nowhere, output "I'm not sure if this is a Javascript, Python, INTERCAL or HTMHell program". Not case sensitive, <!doctype htmh> is a variant
<htmhell>Code here</htmhell>	The code itself. Wraps around the program
<head>Hi!</head>	This must exist, but it doesn't matter what is in it.
<body>Code</body>	Run the code inside.
<h1>Heading</h1> or <h2>Heading but its smaller</h2>	Headings. It's basically like a label. Size of heading doesn't matter
<p>Comment</p>	A comment.
Text here.	Print string.
Never gonna give you up	Variant of the above.
`hi`	Input from user.
Variable	Create a variable.
Variable Value	Sets a variable.
Variable	Gets a variable's value.
%#xABCDE;	Unicode character
_subscribe	Reverse text
<cancel>Nobody cares about what is in here.</cancel>	Don't run code inside. If this was a markup language, then it is equivalent to ¬hi¬ in Markright.


<!doctype htmh>
<htmhell>
 <head>
  <p>
   Hi.
  </p>
 </head>
 <body>
  <q>
   Hello, HTMHell!
  </q>
 </body>
</htmhell>

write this for me im not typing all that