Fix malformed Natural Earth HTML - #27
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The PR looks clean. The changes are narrowly scoped to fixing malformed HTML in the bundled Natural Earth README files, and the updated tag balancing appears consistent across all three files. I did not find any genuine issues in the modified lines.
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Merged! 🎉 Thanks @glenn-jocher for this thoughtful cleanup and polish across the docs and bundled third-party materials. As Leonardo da Vinci said, “Details make perfection, and perfection is not a detail.” This PR is a great example of that idea in practice—improving readability, consistency, and maintainability without changing functionality, while making the repository clearer and more welcoming for everyone who works with it. Really appreciate the care behind these refinements. |
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🧹 This PR is a documentation and formatting cleanup that modernizes bundled HTML/Markdown files, improves readability, and standardizes wording across the repository and included third-party
export_figdocs/code comments.📊 Key Changes
mapping/for cleaner indentation and more consistent structure. 📄README.md, mainly spacing and list formatting improvements. ✨thirdparty/altmany-export_fig-cafc7c5/README.mdto improve table alignment, list formatting, code block layout, and wording consistency. 🛠️export_figthird-party files by changing terms like “colour”, “greyscale”, “initialise”, and “dialogue” to “color”, “grayscale”, “initialize”, and “dialog`. 🇺🇸export_fig.mfrom “recognised” to “recognized,” without changing functionality. 🔍🎯 Purpose & Impact