Move bots to IRC section

doc/Language/glossary.pod6

@@ -219,16 +219,6 @@ X<|Camelia>
 
 A butterfly image intended primarily to represent Perl 6, The Language.
 
-=head1 camelia
-X<|camelia>
-
-The L<#Bot> on the #perl6 L<#IRC> channel that evaluates code, eg:
-
-  [16:28:27]  <lizmat>  m: say "Hello world"
-  [16:28:28]  <+camelia>    rakudo-moar 812a48: OUTPUT«Hello world␤»
-
-This is a handy tool for showing people if the output is (un)expected.
-
 =head1 Class
 X<|Class>
 
@@ -294,16 +284,6 @@ L<multi-dispatch|#Multi-Dispatch> by using a different constraint:
     say abbreviate("Worthington");   # Worthin...
     say abbreviate("Mäsak");         # Mäsak
 
-=head1 dalek
-X<|dalek>
-
-The L<#Bot> on the #perl6 L<#IRC> channel that reports changes made to
-various Perl 6 related L<repositories|#Repository>.
-
-  [15:46:40] <+dalek> doc: 2819f25 | lizmat++ | doc/Language/glossary.pod:
-  [15:46:40] <+dalek> doc: Add stubs for stuff inside the glossary already
-  [15:46:40] <+dalek> doc: review: https://github.com/perl6/doc/commit/2819f250
-
 =head1 Damian Conway
 
 Original author of the L<#Exegesis> (among many other things).
@@ -393,7 +373,55 @@ An interface is an L<abstract class|#Abstract Class>.
 X<|IRC>
 
 Internet Relay Chat.  Perl 6 developers and users usually hang out on the
-C<#perl6> channel of C<irc.freenode.org>.
+C<#perl6> channel of C<irc.freenode.org>. Currently available bots are:
+
+=head2 camelia
+X<|camelia>
+
+The L<#Bot> on the #perl6 L<#IRC> channel that evaluates code, eg:
+
+  [16:28:27]  <lizmat>  m: say "Hello world"
+  [16:28:28]  <+camelia>    rakudo-moar 812a48: OUTPUT«Hello world␤»
+
+This is a handy tool for showing people if the output is (un)expected.
+
+=head2 dalek
+X<|dalek>
+
+The L<#Bot> on the #perl6 L<#IRC> channel that reports changes made to
+various Perl 6 related L<repositories|#Repository>.
+
+  [15:46:40] <+dalek> doc: 2819f25 | lizmat++ | doc/Language/glossary.pod:
+  [15:46:40] <+dalek> doc: Add stubs for stuff inside the glossary already
+  [15:46:40] <+dalek> doc: review: https://github.com/perl6/doc/commit/2819f250
+
+=head2 yoleaux
+X<|yoleaux>
+
+The L<#Bot> on the #perl6 L<#IRC> channel that provides various services
+to people logged in.  Commands to yoleax (a pun on YOLO) start with a period.
+Some often used commands are:
+
+=head3 .tell
+
+Leave a message to another user who is currently not logged in.  The message
+will be relayed as soon as the user says anything on the channel.
+
+  .tell lizmat I've read the glossary
+
+=head3 .u
+
+Look up unicode codepoint information from either a codepoint, or the name
+of a codepoint.
+
+ [16:35:44]  <lizmat>   .u empty set
+ [16:35:45]  <yoleaux>  U+2205 EMPTY SET [Sm] (∅)
+ [16:36:29]  <lizmat>   .u ∅
+ [16:36:30]  <yoleaux>  U+2205 EMPTY SET [Sm] (∅)
+
+Some L<#IRC> clients then easily allow you to copy/paste the codepoint in
+question, which can be sometimes be easier than other unicode codepoint
+input methods.
 
 =head1 IRC Lingo
 
@@ -1036,34 +1064,6 @@ generic virtual machines such as L<#JVM> and L<#Javascript>.
 =head1 whitespace
 X<|whitespace>
 
-=head1 yoleaux
-X<|yoleaux>
-
-The L<#Bot> on the #perl6 L<#IRC> channel that provides various services
-to people logged in.  Commands to yoleax (a pun on YOLO) start with a period.
-Some often used commands are:
-
-=head2 .tell
-
-Leave a message to another user who is currently not logged in.  The message
-will be relayed as soon as the user says anything on the channel.
-
-  .tell lizmat I've read the glossary
-
-=head2 .u
-
-Look up unicode codepoint information from either a codepoint, or the name
-of a codepoint.
-
- [16:35:44]  <lizmat>   .u empty set
- [16:35:45]  <yoleaux>  U+2205 EMPTY SET [Sm] (∅)
- [16:36:29]  <lizmat>   .u ∅
- [16:36:30]  <yoleaux>  U+2205 EMPTY SET [Sm] (∅)
-
-Some L<#IRC> clients then easily allow you to copy/paste the codepoint in
-question, which can be sometimes be easier than other unicode codepoint
-input methods.
-
 =head1 6model
 X<|6model>