Eliminates category by reindexing, closes #2323, refs #2320

Author: JJ

doc/Language/nativetypes.pod6

@@ -4,11 +4,10 @@
 
 =SUBTITLE Using the types the compiler and hardware make available to you
 
-Perl 6 offers a set of I<native> types with a fixed, and known,
-representation in memory. This page shows which ones exist and how they
-can be used. Please check also the page on
-L<native numerics|/language/numerics#Native_numerics>
-for more information on them.
+Perl 6 offers a set of I<native> types with a fixed, and known, representation
+in memory. This page shows which ones exist and how they can be used. Please
+check also the page on L<native numerics|/language/numerics#Native_numerics> for
+more information on them.
 
 X<|int>X<|uint>X<|num>X<|str>
 =head1 Types with native representation
@@ -119,7 +118,8 @@ Indicating that it will use, besides an integer representation (C<P6int>), a
 native size of only 8 bits. This trait, however, is not intended to be used in
 your programs since it is not part of the Perl 6 specification.
 
-=head1 X<The C<void> type|void (NativeCall)>
+X<|void type (NativeCall)>
+=head1 The C<void> type
 
 The native C<void> type corresponds to the C C<void> type. Although, being a
 valid type, you can use it in expressions: