Novel use of .char

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on the need for better quotation in man(7) (was: names of ISO 8859 encodings)

[looping in groff@gnu] Hi Alex, At 2024-12-14T18:27:14+0100, Alejandro Colomar wrote: > [I wrote:] > > Alex, do you think this issue is enough of a trip hazard to warrant > > presentation in man-pages(7)? > > What's the issue? I think it's simple: > > When referring to a standard, use the peda