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On 9/23/22 20:39, Jonathan Corbet wrote:
>> Shouldn't warning like "This documentation isn't in RST format and included
>> as literal block" be added?
> 
> Why?  Who needs that information and what will they do with it?

At least readers will not be surprised with the anomaly...

But anyway, for consistency, I'd like to see these *.txt docs be converted
to proper RST.

Thanks.

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