I see no 'common-lisp.adoc' here

[slburson]

Hi, I followed a link on Reddit to https://docs.scheme.org/guide/common-lisp/, at the bottom of which there's a link that seems to lead here, yet there's no common-lisp.adoc in this repo. Any idea where it is? I thought I might contribute to it. Specifically:

• There's a bug: it says "Common Lisp programmers like to put stars around the names of global variables: standard-input". As you see here, the stars were treated by the formatter as indicating boldface and eaten. They need to be quoted (I'd have to look up how to do it).
• The section titled "Continuations, exception handling, unwind-protect" could use expansion. Though of course it lacks firstclass continuations, CL has two ways to do nonlocal exits — block/return and catch/throw — and an unusually sophisticated set of primitives for signalling and handling exceptional conditions.
• The section "Lisp-1 vs Lisp-2" could also use expansion; it needs to mention the function special form, its #' reader macro, and the funcall operator. Could also mention that both languages have apply.

I'd be happy to work on these, if I knew where the file was 😸