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Daniel Barkalow <barkalow@iabervon.org> writes:

> I'd actually like to introduce Documentation/technical/trivial-merge for
> this stuff; I think it would be good to have documentation for people who
> need to know how the stuff works, rather than just how to use it, so we
> get a balance between reams of information that users don't want to wade
> through and being too vague for future developers.

I think that is an excellent idea to have user manual vs
internals manual.