Include ending dot in yecc's Header code example #1357
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All yecc declarations must end in a dot (.). The code example for the Header declaration doesn't include a trailing dot while all other code examples do. This change adds that dot for consistency and to avoid any potential confusion on the part of the reader.
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All yecc declarations must end in a dot (
.). The code example for theHeader declaration doesn't include a trailing dot while all other code
examples do. This change adds that dot for consistency and to avoid any
potential confusion on the part of the reader.