GNU tools: use single page documentation #17641
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Single page documentation is much more delightful to work with when it comes to using Ctrl+f and scrolling for related info.
As a bonus the more info links are more compressed.
EDIT: I added rest of the GNU tools. I did not add coreutils or emacs as a single page because those pages took forever to load.