Version 7.0.14

• Recommend that NO XYZ only be used where XYZ is permitted (its meaning is undefined elsewhere).

• Recommend that a given INDI have at most one FAMC pointing to a given FAM (having more than one has unclear meaning); and likewise that a given FAM have at most one CHIL pointing to a given INDI (having more than one indicates nonsensical birth order).

• Refactor presentation of local files to better match related RFCs and only make implementable constraints, and to use its own <FilePath> datatype instead of <Special>. This does not change FILE payloads, only how they are specified to better support automated tooling.

• Refactor the enumeration tags CENS, EVEN, FACT, NCHI, and RESI to have different URIs, removing a previous parsing ambiguity. This changes neither the set of tags permitted in any enumeration set nor those tags' meaning, only how they are specified to better support automated tooling.

• Deprecate extension-defined substructures using stdTag in a way incompatible with any standard definition of that tag. The now-deprecated use was common in 5.5.1 and is permitted in 7.0, but can prevent extension structures from being adopted as-is as new standard structures in future versions of the specification.

• Clarify that the "applies to" and "status" columns of g7:enumset-ord-STAT are recommendations, not restrictions.

• Clarify that AGE values may be larger than any calendar supports. This was always permitted; that fact is now called out more clearly.

• Clarify that records cannot be relocated standard structures. This was always incompatible with the definition of relocated standard structures; that fact is now called out more clearly.

• Various typo corrections.