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Note that this is already fully implemented in kramdown-rfc.
Robert, you can list the references in the YAML header (and make the normative/informative distinction there). That's what most people do, when it makes sense to think about references globally...
> So the first version (in the YAML) is structurally the same as putting the references in the informal or normative reference section in the xml. It's not what Kent...
Thank you for mentioning this implementation complication. In an index position, negative numbers mean something: index from the right (reference = the first element that isn't there). -0 would really...
> So the problem with this in the JSON-Path spec is not so much using -0 as an index or slice value. That is not a bug, but a feature....
Just as a reminder: The ABNF rule `int` is defined as ``` int = "0" / (["-"] DIGIT1 *DIGIT) ; - optional DIGIT1 = %x31-39 ; 1-9 non-zero digit ```...
... and if your scanner implementation (you don't actually need a scanner for JSONPath) wants to mark `number` values that cannot be `int` values, you have to react to all...
On 2023-11-06, at 11:11, Jennifer Richards ***@***.***> wrote: > > Thinking about it now, I think it'll be midnight at the start of the doc.expires date, which might be incorrect....
In the HTML form, the trailing period now is often on a line by itself (Chromium Engine Version 132.0.6834.160):
Also, the slash in the URI hinders caching the reference under its basename.