Change example of non-letter in version ordering #6252
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The "Package Formulas" grammar in the manual says that valid characters for version numbers are `<identchar> | "+" | "." | "~"`. Notably this does not include the "#" character. This change updates the example of a comparing a letter to a non-letter character to use a non-letter character that may appear in a version number. Signed-off-by: Stephen Sherratt <[email protected]>
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The "Package Formulas" grammar in the manual says that valid characters for version numbers are
<identchar> | "+" | "." | "~". Notably this does not include the "#" character. This change updates the example of a comparing a letter to a non-letter character to use a non-letter character that may appear in a version number.Please update
master_changes.mdfile with your changes.