Convert manuals to use semantic mdoc macros. #4021
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I didn't even notice we had man pages. Reviewed 2 of 2 files at r1. Comments from Reviewable |
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-mdoc manpages are a drop-in replacement for -man manpages. They're supported out of the box on any system that formats manpages with either mandoc or groff; this includes Linux, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, Mac OS X, Minix, Illumos, and probably more.
-mdoc manpages are semantic. OpenBSD's man(1) program leverages this to allow semantic search, jumping between tags within a page, and more. (Practical UNIX Manuals is a good document covering manpage formats.)
While here, updated the manpages to correctly match the
--helpoutput of dolphin-emu and dolphin-emu-nogui.This change is