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@gesa gesa commented Oct 8, 2025

Aligns formatting of ECMA-424 more closely with the Ecma standard template. The associated PDF was compiled with ecmarkup@6715c1e (tc39/ecmarkup#661)

A complete list of editorial modifications:

  • capitalisation on title and all headers
  • set status to "standard"‡
  • add standard adoption info for upcoming Ecma GA
  • modify normative references overview paragraph to default (i believe editors are entitled to drop this modification)
  • reorder normative references to put Ecma standards first
  • add a local pdf generation npm script (editors may wish to reject this change as well) (please let me know if this script necessarily cannot produce the appropriate content)
  • update table 1 caption

‡ I recommend once this is merged that you create a new branch for the opt-out period, and change the metadata on the main branch back to status: draft as well as version: 3<sup>rd</sup> edition

Informative: a possibly-abridged list of ecmarkup changes

  • table & figure caption colour and punctuation (specifically in print output)
  • terms & definitions rendering
    • each term using untitled clauses and displayed on its own line
    • removal from table of contents
  • office address removed from front cover
  • render toc 3 levels deep instead of 2
  • remove "draft" copyright option

@stevespringett stevespringett merged commit 407b0d4 into Ecma-TC54:main Oct 9, 2025
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@gesa gesa deleted the publication-edits branch October 9, 2025 23:40
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