perlop: Fix quote-like operators section #23341
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There is a "=head2 Quote and Quote-like Operators" that applies to several subsequent sections. Those sections should be =head3, as they are really subsections to that more general one. But until this commit they were =head2.
Grinnz
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Grinnz
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For symmetry and being able to find it, the tr/// command should have a heading. This means that what we now call Quote-Like Operators no longer includes it, so rename it.
The single and double quote operators are simplest to understand; they should be the first ones describedl
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These were out of order with regexes explained first; single and double quotes should be first, as they are simpler
And tr/// deserves its own heading