Normalize the language specification whitespace#4335
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This PR makes no semantic changes to the language specification, but it changes many details about the whitespace and a couple of other formatting properties.
\commentary{}and\rationale{}blocks are indented consistently (that is, they indent the body by 2 spaces, which was previously only the case in some locations).An empty line occurs before
\begin{itemize}and before\begin{enumerate}, consistently.In parenthesized commentary, the parentheses are consistently shown in commentary font (dimmed). This means that
(\commentary{...})was changed to\commentary{(...)}in a number of locations.Added/removed a missing/extra space (
...}or ...-->...} or ...andwhich is-->which is, some double spaces after a period or colon).A non-trivial number of locations may seem to have been modified because a line break was moved (typically because some lines were too long after indentation).