Clarify documentation about special case shields #432
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claysmalley
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I don't think the intent with this chunk of text was to imply that the Italian branch motorway refs were currently supported, but just to document them as a special case that would require special handling. Perhaps rather than "This requires special code ...", better phrasing would be "These are currently not supported. Potential future support will require special code ...". Another alternative to simply removing this from the documenation would be splitting the Special Cases list into two lists: Supported and Not Supported. |
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Rearranged the special cases section and added the Italy example back in, with clarification that it is not implemented yet. |
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Removes a line of documentation describing "special code" that does not exist.Stacked refs in Italian motorways are a thing, but the current implementation displays the
ref=*verbatim on one line (#366).