3.2 Serialization and Examples: remove unnecessary sentence #4947
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ralfhandl
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Sep 12, 2025
| @@ -893,8 +893,6 @@ For headers, the header name MUST NOT be included as part of the serialization, | |||
| However, names produced by `style: "simple", explode: "true"` are included as they appear within the header value, not as separate headers. | |||
| See the [Header Object](#header-object) for special rules for showing examples of the `Set-Cookie` response header, which violates the normal rules for multiple header values. | |||
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| The following section illustrates these rules. | |||
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Here "rules" does not mean the "normal rules for multiple header values" mentioned in the directly preceding sentence, it means the rules mentioned in the first paragraph of this section, quite far away.
And this sentence is not really necessary.
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Remove unnecessary "bridging" sentence with ambiguous reference to "rules".