Looks like the SGML magic strips comments and will
thus make our block killers a la
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disappear.
Even if we find a way to preserve them exactly as-is,
we'd also need to write an SGML stylesheet to produce
output conforming to cgi-style.css rather than the
standard docbook style.
Given that the only redundancy to the docs is the
"support and service" block, I'm not so sure if that
justifies the headache involved in sorting all this out.
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Looks like the SGML magic strips comments and will
thus make our block killers a la
<!-- @if-have-proxy-info-start -->
.. some content ..
<!-- if-have-proxy-info-end@ -->
disappear.
Even if we find a way to preserve them exactly as-is,
we'd also need to write an SGML stylesheet to produce
output conforming to cgi-style.css rather than the
standard docbook style.
Given that the only redundancy to the docs is the
"support and service" block, I'm not so sure if that
justifies the headache involved in sorting all this out.
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If someone wants to do it, just reopen.