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Almost all of these binaries are for internal use and should not be called directly by the user. The only binary that would make sense to call in a shell is votour. Does it matter not to document internal binaries?
As long as they get installed in user-facing directories, they're not internal, so they should have a manpage.
I was told on zulpi that the make-* timing scripts would move to libexec in the next version -- all internal execs can probably go the same route, if they haven't already (I might be late to the party).
Here is a list of binary executables shipped with coq 8.14.0 without a manpage:
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