The obvious solution to not knowing how to categories plugins well is to
do so a little less. This commit does not rearrange them though, since
I thought that counterproductive without a better idea of what to do.
- removed many headings that are not commands
- fixed a few links and added some
- clarified stockpiles plugins
- Fix formatting of (c) in license
- Avoid possible issues with script linting
- Move plugin docs out of Core.rst
- Fix some builtin docs, tweak other bits
- Minor updates and clarifying edits
- Better use of markup throughout the document
- linked references to bugs and other things
- moved gui/siege-engine docs to the script
Because it's not actually that important to the user how a command is
implemented, and the docs should reflect that. This also makes them
easier to write!
Binpatches aren't used much at the moment, so this has two purposes:
collate information so it's easier to write them again, and remove it
from other sections where it's useless.
Note that if the standalone binpatch.exe is removed, the 'patching on
disk' section can be cleanly removed from 'Using a patch' by deleting
lines 44-47 & 61-90.
Checked with a throwaway script, and added the missing entries. NEWS
now has a comment on how to use the file, which is only visible in the
raw text version. Added the documentation changes to NEWS.
* Enabled internal links; a phrase in backticks is linked to the
corresponding link target and turns into the corresponding title.
* Linked all existing references in Scripts.rst
* Created corresponding link targets
* Fixed formatting of some tables of arguments.
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