media: use ASCII in the general-enclosed comments#195
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The section references were written with the section-sign glyph, and two had picked up a double-encoded copy of it. Spell them "sec. 3.1".
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Superseded by #196, which converts the general-enclosed comments (and the rest of the tree) to ASCII in one pass. |
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Follow-up to #192. The
<general-enclosed>comments used the section-sign glyph for their spec references, and two of them had picked up a double-encoded copy of it. Spell the references "sec. 3.1" in ASCII.