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Is this glossary the official definition of what things are? If so,
the source code should refer to there. If not -except for confusion-
how bad is it if the info in the glossary is inaccurate?

> What worries me the most is that we cannot simply say "all-caps
> names that end with '_HEAD' all behave like refs except that they
> will not be symrefs without reflog." MERGE_HEAD is the only known
> exception if I am not mistaken, and I am OK to single it out as an
> oddball.  The current description however gives that there are a lot
> more differences _among_ pseudorefs.

It might be possible to add this extra info the reftable format as a
further subtype of the ref record.  We'd have to update the JGit
implementation, though.

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