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docs(search): give each conformance clause its own id - #94
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Four clauses shared an id with another. The assumptions clause becomes C197, the mixed-resolution opener C198, the same-spec fold C199, and the quantity-form bind C200.
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docs/conformance-search-api-v1.mdheld two rows each for C188, C193, C194 and C195, so a citation of one of those ids named two clauses. The rows #67 added after #66 had taken C193 to C195 move to free ids: the assumptions clause becomes C197, the mixed-resolution opener C198 and the same-spec fold C199. The later C188 row, the quantity-form bind, becomes C200. No code, test or doc outside the table cites these ids.Testing: every row id in the table is now unique (
grep -oE '^\| *C[0-9]+[a-z]? 'piped throughuniq -dprints nothing). No test reads the file.