Hi Alex, v2: * No longer migrates `PP` macros to `P`. * No longer migrates ASCII "arrow" `->` to troff special character. * Changes to each page split into markup, style, and content changes. For reference, this trichotomy is one that evolved for me over the past 5-6 years while working on groff man pages. Here is how I define them, for reference. + Markup changes affect "only" the document source and are not visible in formatted output. There is some imprecision in this category; I would regard a change to word breakpoints or hyphenation as a "markup" fix even though these _might_ be visible in the output depending on the line length of the output device (which, for terminals, is highly flexible). Alterations to indentation would probably also qualify. + Style changes are a broad category encompassing corrections to spelling and grammar in natural language, but also things like typeface changes or changes to the style of a source code example. + Content changes significantly alter the informational substance of the page. These include corrections to matters of fact or exposure of previously undocumented information. Regards, Branden
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