Grammar-related changes in elisp sources #1521
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Merged, thanks! |
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спасибо & merci. |
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The first commit of this PR includes grammar-related changes to Emacs Lisp sources that were cherry-picked from #817 by @Fourchaux, taking the most obvious and uncontroversial fixes, as well as adding a few by myself.
The second commit includes a bit of cosmetic sugar for the docstrings (it truly bothered me).