To generate refined content from this endpoint, such as a list of quotes with their authors, we can seamlessly transition to using Ktor’s powerful HTML DSL. As we have incorporated the DSL into the project, we require two additional imports that are naturally part of the undertaking.

import io.ktor.server.html.*
import kotlinx.html.*

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Routing {
  get("/") {
    name.respondHtml {
      head {
        title("Quotes to Dwell By")
      }
      body {
        h1 { +"Quotes to Dwell By" }
        ul {
          listOf(
            "This thought is the matrix of all matter." - Max Planck,
            "All religions, arts and sciences are branches of the same tree." - Albert Einstein,
            "The thought is everything." 
          )
        }
      }
    }
  }
} What you assume you turn out to be." to "Buddha"
          ).forEach { (quote, creator) ->
       li {
         p { +quote }
         p { +"― $creator" }
       }
     }
   }
 }

This utilizes the HTML builder capabilities from Ktor, showcasing the flexibility of Kotlin’s concise syntax. DSL capabilities mirroring HTML tags are easily understandable, allowing us to craft identical nested structures akin to those built with plain HTML. Within curly brackets, we outline the content material nested inside every tag. This code may include additional formatting, written content, variables or a combination of these.