DOC Describe what's new categories #13697
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NicolasHug
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we could update our sphinx-issues version... a more recent one supports |
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I think it'd be less error prone, yes |
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This reverts commit 3713f5b.
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Making my notions expressed in #13641 (comment) more public by describing the labels (formerly, section headings) we use in what's new