A translation was filed under the item name alone. The name is not
unique: `new` is used by fifty-nine crates and `kind` by fifteen, and
they do not all mean the same thing by it, so a name-only translation
could be shown against the wrong documentation. A translation is now
looked up by `crate::name` first, then by `Type::name` for two items
of one crate that share a name, and only then by the bare name.
The facade crate sits directly in `crates` and re-exports every layer.
It defines nothing of its own, so listing it repeated every item of the
layers under a second name. The generator skips it and the catalog
carries forty crates.
The first batch of Chinese translations is in, covering the foundation,
time, coordinate, geodesy, frames, Kepler, SGP4 and linear algebra
crates.
The documents write their formulas as plain text in a fenced block,
`delta_v = v_e * ln (m_0 / m_f)`, which was shown as source. They were
written before the dollar form existed. A plain block holding equations
is now read as a formula: identifiers with subscripts and powers, roots,
functions, quotients, a group raised to a power, and a note set beside
the equation. A block that is not an equation, such as a matrix or a
worked example in prose, stays as it was written.
The interface catalog named fifteen crates in the generator, which was
written when only the foundation, physics and orbit crates existed. The
workspace has since grown to forty-one, and every network, radio and
operations crate was missing from the documentation without anything
saying so. The crates now come from the workspace manifest, so a crate
cannot be left out by omission again. The count went from 424 items to
1202, and the index now shows all seven layers.
A crate with no layer is the facade, which re-exports every layer. It is
left without one rather than filed under the foundation, and it is left
out of the crate structure diagram, where it would belong to no layer.
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