Grave accent turning into left single quote in verbatim #50
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changes now appears to include a comment command. Which clashes with the comment command in mac.tex `commandnameprefix=ifneeded` causes the changes version of the comment command to be given a 'ch' prefix. While leaving other changes commands without the prefix.
verbatim appears to turn ` into a ‘ U+2018 left single quotation mark instead of a ` ascii grave accent.
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I should probably note you can see the left-single-quote in the sml97 pdf, https://smlfamily.github.io/sml97-defn.pdf |
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The first patch gets the build working on my system, let me know if you want me to split this apart.
If anyone has a better fix for the second, what I did to get it showing the right character is in fact quite ugly...
So i'd happily change that to almost anything else which worked.