~10 hours ago PR 2014 was merged into dev. This broke the build because we (Meaghan and I) had examples that used <persPronouns> in running-prose-like places (inside <closer> and <docAuthor>, to be precise); but, because <persPronouns> was (as per the original
FR) only a member of model.personPart, it was only allowed inside <person>, <personGrp>, and <persona>.
We put our heads together on a brief telephone consultation, and concluded that we believe that the new <persPronouns> element is going to be desired for the encoding of signature blocks in email or blog posts as much or more than in personographies. Therefore
we think the solution is to permit <persPronouns> in those sorts of places, not to remove the examples.
Thus I have made <persPronouns> a member of model.persNamePart (in addition to model.personPart). This allows <persPronouns> in <closer> and <docAuthor>, and thus should fix the build. It also allows <persPronouns> in quite a few desirable places like inside
an <s>, a <p>, or an <item>. It also allows it inside lots of somewhat screwy places like <tagUsage> and <unti>. However, <roleName> (for example) is allowed in precisely the same set of places, so even if screwy, at least it is consistently screwy.
If anyone wants to object, please do so quickly (by Fri latest, preferably earlier). The commit that would need to be reverted is 1f874af07.
Sorry everyone. The reason this got past me, BTW, is because oNVDL does not run on my system. (Martin is saying “I told you so” right now. :-)
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