resolve issue 39: serialization of reference edition bibliography has odd whitespace handling #9
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…mplate can be used outside the bibliography master page
… the bibliographic citations in our reference citation section
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resolved issue 39: serialization of reference edition bibliography has odd whitespace handling
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…not fully fixing them because the underlying data is incomplete and/or encoded in a way the general bibliographic stylesheets don't expect; used xslt version updated to DCLP/navigator#9
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"use the buildCitation template from htm-teibibl.xsl to parse and emit the bibliographic citations in our reference citation section. This gets us uniform whitespace handling and other bibliographic formatting, provided our XML is structured as expected by that code (which it is not entirely so now). Note that this does not in any way fix the underlying data issues mentioned in issue 32, but it does indicate a set of conventions we could follow in getting there.